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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Department of Lards.
Cancellation of reserve of Lot 193 and Parcel A of
hoapiloy, Cowichan Distriet — .-1_.--2:-.-2-2-.- no26 1932
Cariboo District, survey of Lots 10968 to 10977____- de24 1930
Cariboo District, survey of Lot 10811__------__---- del7 1932
Cariboo District, survey of Lot 10192 ______-_-_---- del0 1966
Cariboo District, survey of Lot 10599 ___--__-------- de3 1931
Cassiar District, survey of Lot 5667._.-....-------- del0 1931
Clayoquot District, survey of Lot 1531 -_-_-------- no26 1966
+Cowichan District, survey of Lot 244__________--_- jal4 1929
+Kootenay District, survey of Lot 14698____-_----_- jal4 1929
Kootenay District, survey of Lot 14856 _______--_---- ja7 1967
Kootenay District, survey of Lot 14520________-_-- del7 1932
Kootenay District, survey of Lots 14696 and 14697_de10 1932
Kootenay District, survey of Lot 14615._____--__-_- nol9 1933
+Lillooet District, survey of Lots 1322 to 1328, 1840, 5685
TODOS U DOU een nd O409 = ee he ee soe jal4 1930
Lillooet District, survey of Lots 4763 and 4767_____ de31 1967
Lillooet District, survey of Lots 7073 to 7075__---_- de24 1930
Lillooet District, survey of Lots 5472 to 5474, 5626, and
SURE an er PR as le Dy SA Aah ee RS Kee OES DS del0 19382
Lillooet District, survey of Lots 6444, 6446 to 6455, 6457
CONG eee SEL oe 0k ee eee eee AN a Peas Ge de3 1967
Lillooet District, survey of Lots 6323, 6324, 6328, 7077,
puetol ((O\ ict dar alee Se a Ole iy Sa seat & ae ee ee cow no26 1932
+New Westminster District, survey of Lot 675, Gp. 2 jal4 1928
New Westminster Dist., survey of Lot 5801, Gp. 1.de31 1966
New Westminster Dist., survey of Lot 5800, Gp. 1.de24 1966
New Westminster Dist., survey of Lot 681, Gp. 2__.de24 1930
New Westminster District, survey of N.W % Sec. 3;
L.S. 14-16, Sec. 8; L.S. 12, 18, Sec. 9; Fr. L.S. 3, Sec.
EL Do opG 22. WV eer Be LA ert ie ee de24 1930
New Westminster Dist., survey of Lot 5798, Gp. 1_del0 1931
New Westminster District, survey of Lots 3388 and
Bees rie wee ee he Re. See en es eee de3 1931
New Westminster Dist., survey of Lot 5797, Gp. 1_nol9 1931
TOnter District,.survey ot Lot 80 _ 2c 228k, jal4 1928
Range 5, Coast District, survey of Lot 6307_________ ja7 1967
Range 5, Coast District, survey of Lot 7487________ del0 1931
Range 3, Coast District, survey of Lot 1402 ________ de3 1931
Reserve of unrecorded waters of San Juan and Gordon
Rivers; Victoria, Water District #22 _ 222 2e a nol9 1930
Rupert District, survey of Lot 1699_.._.______-____- del7 1932
+Sayward District, survey of Lot 1426______________ jal4 1930
Sayward District, survey of Lot 994_______________ de31 1966
Similkameen Division of Yale District, survey of Lots
BOSS TLOSDODSS. er eee na a re es ee gS ee del7 1932
+Temporary reserve of Lot 5419, Gp. 1, New Westmin-
StersDiStriet. <A. ate oe Se Pee O45 ee nol9 1929
+Temporary reserve of Lot 5798, Gp. 1, New Westmin-
Stee ISG Ctse a ee ee weninee ety oe ete es ee nol9 1929
+Temporary reserve of Lot 5800, Gp. 1, New Westmin-
SiGe ISHEIGU-grceee Say ae Ree 2 Ae Br ae eee nol9 1929
+Timber Licence x20808, auction sale_______________ no26 1929
Yale Division of Yale District, survey of Lot 1075_nol19 1931
Forest Branch.
+Timber Licence x4785, inviting tenders for purchase__
ues a ees eae a SE ned tee del0 1929
+Timber Licence x9282, inviting tenders for purchase__
% PAGB tise, ey Pe a aR A eee ga eae See eh nol9 1929
‘ | |Timber Licence x20825, inviting tenders for purchase.
PPRERO MELE MIG HUB ire ge ee a Lada eps dae ana e 1926 nines aie eee {> -55-------=----=-------- nol9 1929
_ ters ; +Timber Licence x20921, inviting tenders for purchase_
rovincial Secretary. erie porttn--20- 2 == warp 8=--2+---5-=-+---- no26 1929
+Rescission of appointments ______-.-_------------- nol9 1927 Timber Licence x20785, inviting tenders for purchase.
Fines Tae a ee de31 1967
Peoclamatione, : imber Licence x43], inviting tenders for purchase___
+Martin Mountain Forest, establishing____________- nol9 1926 | te eee ee ae ee ee
+Monte Hills Forest, establishing --__---.---------- nol9 1927 | Legislative Assembly.
Orders in Council. Private Bills, rules respecting is cate ae os mahcso nh kee 1983
+Osoyoos Pound District. establishing -___- Sees nol9 1927 Applications for Phosphate Prospecting J.icences.
Akamina Valley Oil Company, Limited (3 notices) _n
° i y Oi : s)_nol9 1936
Department of Attorney General, Akamina Valley Oil Company, Limited (4 notices) _no19 1937
Supreme Court sittings __..._.-.--..----.--------- nol9 1928 aeat Gee ee ele it Screen asd aplenty nol9 1937
; TCO Nei eeeeie tee Ste ye 6 1987
Papdedteit of Mdacition ie aera fn
+Crawford Bay Rural School Distict, redefining ___no19 1928 | egg eee H., and James Fisher_.--_________ nold 1937
+Gray Creek Rural School District, redefining ____- nol9 1928 Tank, Sarah M. -.._. SOE Ft Sa ae eee ae apne eee de3 1936
Cement ay mle nObces) sos ks del0 1937
Department of Mines.
+Assayers’ examinations for licence to practise in Brit-
ifsdaled Ooo Wut s6l Vey neal eee Sy DER 7 Sea eee te del0 1928 |
Freeman, V. J. (7 notices)
Harris, Thomas R. L. ees oe, ren
McAvoy, Winnie A., James Cassidy, and Nettie i.
(DSS: ve ay Saat eae le Ie A ig ga am ate Ea nol9 1937
THE B.C. GAZETTE.
1926
Applications to Lease Lands. PAGE
Carmichael sHerbert:..2-22. ae ee no26 1935 |
Cleveland, Eankin: Canc =). 5 -oe e de24 1935 |
DeBuek, Hidwin Kearny 25. =) eee eee de31 1985 |
Eiburne Saw Mills, Timited__._-- == 2 no26 1935 |
Handen, Haisccin 2. te a eee del10 1936
Migg's, Walliams: Mork 25.0" See ee del7 1936
Applications to Purchase Lands. |
+Hammond, aay i ee 2 ee eee ee ja7 1936
+Reinertson, Clarence George —..2-.< =. 5.------==.-.- ja7 1986 |
‘Trites, Amos Bish i 2... a:e. See eee eee ey de31 1936 |
Applications for Certificates of Improvements.
Fir Bench No. 2 and Fir Bench No. 3 Mineral Claims de24 1935
Golden King, Golden Queen, Jack Fractional, Helm
Fractional, and M.A.L. Fractional Mineral Claims
Se Es See ee ke ae POS ee ee ee oe nol9 1985 |
Goldside, Goldside No. 1, Goldside No. 2, Goldside No.
3, Mountain View, Mucker’s Dream, Green Rock,
Wabash, Flosette, Conta No. 1, Conta No. 2, Conta |
No. 3, Conta No. 4, Conta No. 5, Alpha Fractional, |
Beta Fractional, and Gamma Fractional Mineral |
Cisuma) 5 ee ee Oe ee ees no26 1934
Margaret Frac. and Bruhn No. 2 Mineral Claims __de3 19385
tJubitor, Venus, Mercury, Saturn, Mars, and Luna
Minetal Claims: 26 > on oe es jal4 1934 }
+Ohio, Ohio No. 1, Gold Cup No. 8, and Gold Cup No. 4
Minerals Clorngas - pobre ee Se ee i jal4 1966 |
+Peymaster No. 1, Paymaster No. 2, Paymaster No. 3, |
Paymaster No. 4, and Paymaster No. 5 Mineral |
Claims ee Ee Ie Pee Serre ge Cae I ee. jal4 1934 |
Roderick Dhu, Lucy Wyllie, Flagstaff, Swansea, and
Anvona Maneral Claims 224 ses} eet eee de3 1934
SoA. No. 1, S.A.T. No. 2, S.A.T. No. 3, Lodge Exten-
sion No. 1, and Lodge Extension Fractional Mineral
(Gittins a. fae, ee ee ee de3 1934 :
Ypres Fractional, Ypres, Ypres No. 9, G.L.G. Frac-
tional, G.L.G. No. 1, G.L.G. No. 2, G.L.G. No. 8,
G.L.G. No. 4, G.L.G. No. 5, G.L.G. No. 7, G.L.G.
No. 8, G.L.G. No. 9, Ember, Ember No. 2, and Sel-
wyn Fraction Mineral Claims _---_------------- de31 1934
Certificates of Incorporation.
B.C. Riemens Gab: Phe - 2 = £2 2a a ee nol9 1944
7Balaclava Investments, Limited __________________ del0 1949 |
Barkoola Gold Mines, Limited_-_-......-_._.-------- no26 1947
Bella Coola Timber Company, Limited ___________- no26 1945
Bridge River United Gold Mines, Limited (Non-Per-
sonal) aaprlipy) ate ee ee no26 1947
+British Columbia Provincial Association of Fire Fight-
enereihnes 5 one es oe eee ee eee del0 1953
Cariboo Trail Fur Breeders (1936), Limited _______ nol9 1938
Central Park Sash and Door Company, Limited ___.de38 1956 |
Chilliwack Fish and Game Protective Association,
ie ef 2 6 ee ee eae nol9 1943
Commercial Hactors,lamited: 2a a= sn nol9 1944
Commodore Guill mnitedeas . See ee no26 1945
Consolidated Traders, Limited -..._......-_--.---- nol9 1941
Dominion Tug & Barge Co., Limited___________-__ nol9 1943
Elysium Hotel Company, Limited_-__-___-.--__---- nol9 1941
+Forest Lawn Florists and Nurseries, Limited__-__- del0 1949
+Fraser River Fishermen’s Club --_.-__--.-_------- del0 1953 |
Garden hotels. timited. (2 os). ae ee ee ae nol9 19389
Gordon, Burehett & Co. Utd. eee no26 1946 |
Grandview Greenhouses, Limited, The____--__--_- no26 1946 |
Granville Purntture Cos td) = - 62a oan nae nol9 1944
Granville Oils, Limited (Non-Personal Liability)__no19 1943
Histtchne ésprage, iummited 22. .-+ ee nol9 1956
Hodgson Transmissions, Limited___.-...---------- nol9 1989 |
Home and Western Canadian Properties, Limited no26 1948
Interior, Motors, Limited’.5_+--s-bsa- sees eee nol9 1941 }
Interior of British Columbia Hotel Men’s Associa-
Las Sa ep eee Ree Sa sree fe ee nol9 1942
+J. and J. Logging Company, Limited --..--_------ del0 1951
ae LA Os, pe os coe dome wos aceoe eee nol9 1938
Jerman Hunt (Kelowna), Limited -..-..----.----- nol9 1942
4 pict) 0 a Bybee) (10 [6 pee pe PE ah a ee gee TIES. REE del0 1952 |
Kingsway Auto-Electric, Limited_-.----.---- pe a de3 1955
TIOOUGHAY AE Oui MuIMPOGl oni a see eee oa del0 1952
+L. A. McKenzie and Company, Limited ---.--~---- de10 1950
TiInver Gorporation, Lit0, .-.-tes 2020. ce5net ene = del0 1949
Maypole Dairies (1936), Limited__.--.....--..----- nol9 1942 |
+Milton Gold Mining Company, Limited (Non-Personal
LUC 05 1h 57g) Pee ann ADELA ONS i Spee So ee del0 1949 —
Mona Gold Mines, Ltd. (Non-Personal Liability) _._.de3 1940
With iver Farmeérs Institute /-----2--.225 25 no26 1947
Galsinnic Meoket, Wid, 2 oe oe oe aa ne eet upes nol9 1939
Pacific De-Hydrated Feed, Limited ~._...---------- de3 19538
Pavilion#Ranches) litd.2s) ges 2oce son by eho eee ne nol9 1941
Pioneer Oil Company, Limited ......-----...--..-. no26 1945
Pouce Coupe Community Hospital Society, The....nol9 1944
+Qualifying Shares Corporation, Ltd. -.-..--------- del0 1952 |
HR. W. Brobn, lupnited. oc. 2o2. bndhtgeccenene ade del0 1950 |
Reliable Electrical Products, Limited -..........-- nol9 1938
Star Bakery, Lbiniitedi ss -.0s2 =. Ae ea see no26 1946
Sunrise Lumber and Shingle Company, Limited ._.de3 1953
Vancouver League for the Hard of Hearing --.--. nol9 1948
Vaughan’s Groceterias, Limited --...-.--...------. de38 1955
Vernon-Brockbank Radio Company, Limited ---_--- nol9 1943
+Waterfront Properties, Limited_----.-.-.---------- del0 1949
Wateon Securities,. Limited ...0.... <a de3 1940 |
Western Sash & Door Company, Limited --------- nol9 1942 |
Registration of Extra-Provincial Companies.
Balsam Gold Mines, Limited (No Personal Liability)n26 1956 |
Bennett & White Construction Company, Limited_nol9 1956
Canada Packers, limited) 2-2 2-- =2-22526-Sa- 53 no26 1957
Dunsmore Gold Mines, Limited ------------------- nol9
Miscellaneous.
Alberni Pacific Lumber Co., Limited, application for
approval of change of name no26
Associated Timber Exporters of British Columbia,
Limited, general meeting --------------------.-nol9
B.C. Signals & Signs, Limited, application for approval
of change of name no26
[NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.
Miscellaneous. PAGE.
+Canada Life Assurance Company, appointment of at-
LOTION © Sa esa ec ete Sa ee a del0 1977
Companies, list of, to be struck from the Register_de31
Companies, list of, struck from the Register nol9
Co-operative Associations (liquidation), list of, to be
strocktrom, the Reoister =. a2 55 s4.2.s ee de24
Co-operative Associations, list of, to be struck from
TREMP IB LORS ses. ck a ea ee ee aes de24
Cornhill Insurance Company, Limited, appointment of
attorney no26
Cox, William Robert, notice to creditors of estate_no26
Crossman Electrical Machinery Company, Limited,
application for approval of change of name-__--no26
Dominion Tug & Barge Company, Limited, voluntary
winding-up and appointment of liquidator----- nolg
+Dowsett, E. S., notice re Placer-mining Lease No.
2970, and intention to apply for use of an unnamed
and abandoned ditch situated on Cunningham
Pass Creek del7
+Elsie Lake Log Transport, Limited, application for ap-
proval of change of name del
+Ellis, Orin. general meeting of creditors
+Farr, Arthur L., general meeting of creditors___-nol9
General Signs, Ltd., change of name
Goldgrant Mines, Limited (Non-Personal Liability),
application for approval of change of name_-_-nol9
Gum Boot Logging Company, retirement of Frank
White from no26
Jigby Precious Metals Recovery, Ltd., change of
name nol9
+Keystone Lubricating Company, cancellation of regis-
tration del0
Leslie Salt Company of Vancouver, Limited, voluntary
winding-up no2
London Ribstone Petroleums, Limited, converted into
a specially limited company -------------------- no26
+Malkin-Pearson Co., Limited, The, change of namedel0
+Mole, John, general meeting of creditors
Monarch Life Assurance Company, The, appointment
of attorney d
+Moore, George W. J., general meeting of creditors --_-
Pacific Stock Company, Limited, voluntary winding-
Of aGEOTN ey sey dak on Be ee Se ae
+Provident Assurance Company, ceased to transact
business in B.C del0
+Sandberg, Nels, general meeting of creditors_ -.--nol9
Standard Garment Company, Limited, application for
approval of change of name
+Vancouver Café, Limited, change of name-_-_-_----
Vancouver City, public auction sale of lands in -__nol9
W. J. Taylor Co., Ltd., amended memorandum of asso-
CTE GIOD: Ree a ee eee eee no26
+West End Fuel, dissolution of partnership ------- nolg
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APPOINTMENTS.
November 18th, 1936.
IS HONOUR the Lieutenant-Governor
Council has been pleased to appoint A.
in
A.
Ross, of 789 Pender Street West, Vancouver,
to the Appeal Board constituted under the pro-
visions of the “ Moving Pictures Act,” in the
place of Samuel A. Moore, resigned. 9520-no19
PROCLAMATIONS.
[L.S. ] Ek. W. HAMBER,
Lieutenant-Governor.
CANADA:
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
EDWARD THE EIGHTH, by the Grace of God,
of Great Britain, Ireland, and the British
Dominions beyond the Seas, KING,
fender of the Faith, Emperor of India.
De-
To all to whom these presents shall come—
GREETING.
A PROCLAMATION.
GorDON McG. SLOAN, §
Attorney-General. }
HEREAS section 29
(1) of the “ Forest
Act,” being chapter 93, “ Revised Statutes of
British Columbia, 1924,” as amended, enacts
_that the Minister of Lands shall cause an exam-
| ination of Crown lands to be made by the Forest
1956 Branch of the Department of Lands for the
purpose of delimitating areas of such lands
that it is desirable to reserve for the perpetual
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growing of timber; and
Whereas an examination has been made of
the Martin Mountain Forest Reserve, in
the
1959, Kamloops Division of Yale District, included in:
NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.]
the Schedule to the “ Dominion Forest Reserves
and Parks Acts,’ being chapter 13 of the
Statutes of Canada, 1928, and of adjacent forest
lands:
Whereas it is desirable to include in this
reserve for the perpetual growing of timber
certain lands adjacent thereto:
And whereas the revised boundaries are out-
lined in red on a map of record in the Depart-
ment of Lands under Number 10, Tube 82, and
contain 88 square miles, more or less:
On the recommendation of the Honourable
the Minister of Lands and under the provisions
of chapter 93, ‘‘ Revised Statutes of British
Columbia, 1924,” being the “ Forest Act,’ and
amendments, His Honour the Lieutenant-
Governor of British Columbia, by and with the
advice of his Executive Council, has been
pleased to revise the boundaries of the said
Martin Mountain Forest, and to constitute all
and only the area as outlined in red on the
said map of record in the Department of Lands
under Number 10, Tube 82, and containing
88 square miles, more or less, a permanent
forest reserve, to be known as the “ Martin
Mountain Forest.”
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have caused these
Our Letters to be made Patent and the
Great Seal of the said Province to be here-
unto affixed.
WITNESS, His Honour ERIC WERGE HAMBER,
Lieutenant-Governor of Our said Province
of British Columbia, in Our City of Vic-
toria, this tenth day of November, in the
year of our Lord one thousand nine hun-
dred and thirty-six, and in the first year of
Our Reign.
By Command.
» GM. WELLE;
9528-no19 Provincial Secretary.
[L.s.] E. W. HAMBER,
Lieutenant-Governor.
CANADA:
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
EDWARD THE EIGHTH, by the Grace of God,
of Great Britain, Ireland, and the British
Dominions beyond the Seas, KiNG, De-
fender of the Faith, Emperor of India.
To all to whom these presents shall come—
GREETING. ;
A PROCLAMATION.
GoRDON McG. SLOAN, § eee section 29
Attorney-General. (1) of the “ Forest
Act,” being chapter 93, “‘ Revised Statutes of
British Columbia, 1924,” as amended, enacts
that the Minister of Lands shall cause an exam-
ination of Crown lands to be made by the Forest
Branch of the Department of Lands for the
purpose of delimitating areas of such lands
that it is desirable to reserve for the perpetual
growing of timber; and
Whereas an examination has been made of
the Monte Hills Forest Reserve, in the Kam-
loops Division of Yale District, included in the
Schedule to the “ Dominion Forest Reserves
and Parks Acts,” being chapter 13 of the
Statutes of Canada, 1923, and of adjacent
forest lands:
Whereas it is desirable to include in this
reserve for the perpetual growing of timber
certain lands adjacent thereto:
And whereas the revised boundaries are out-
lined in red on a map of record in the Depart-
ment of Lands under Number 6, Locker 30,
and contain 348 square miles, more or less:
On the recommendation of the Honourable
the Minister of Lands and under the provisions
of chapter 93, “ Revised Statutes of British
Columbia, 1924,” being the “ Forest Act,” and
amendments, His Honour the _ Lieutenant-
Governor of British Columbia, by and with the
advice of his Executive Council, has been
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pleased to revise the boundaries of the said
Monte Hills Forest, and to constitute all and
only the area as outlined in red on the said map
of record in the Department of Lands under
number 6, Locker 30, and containing 548 square
miles, more or less, a permanent forest reserve,
to be known as the “ Monte Hills Forest.”
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have caused these
Our Letters to be made Patent and the
Great Seal of the said Province to be here-
unto affixed.
WITNESS, His Honour ERIc WERGE HAMBER,
Lieutenant-Governor of Our said Province
of British Columbia, in Our City of Vic-
toria, this tenth day of November, in the
year of our Lord one thousand nine hun-
dred and thirty-six, and in the first year of
Our Reign.
By Command.
G. M. WEIR,
9522-no19 Provincial Secretary.
PROVINCIAL SECRETARY.
IS HONOUR the Lieutenant-Governor in
Council has been pleased to rescind the
following appointments :—
November 13th, 1936.
Hugh Chatburn Killen, of Fawn, as a Justice
of the Peace in and for the Province.
Dr. H. A. McLean, of Bella Coola, as a
Coroner in and for the Province.
Dr. M. F. Lucas, of McBride, as a Coroner
in and for the Province.
November 17th, 1936.
Francis Sidney Taylor, of the Village of
Mission, as a Notary Public under section 19
of the “ Notaries Act” in and for the Province.
9521-no19
ORDERS IN COUNCIL.
GOVERNMENT HOUSE,
VicTorIA, B.C., November 17th, 1936.
PRESENT:
HIS HONOUR THE LIEUTENANT-
GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL.
HEREAS by “An Act respecting Pound
Districts” it is enacted that the Lieu-
tenant-Governor in Council may, by Order in
Council made public by notice in The British
Columbia Gazette, constitute any part of the
Province of British Columbia not within the
limits of a municipality into a pound district:
And whereas under the provisions of this
Act application has been made by proprietors of
land in the vicinity of Osoyoos to constitute as
a pound district all those certain portions or
tracts of land in the vicinity of Osoyoos, situ-
ated in the Similkameen Division of Yale Land
ea atgye more particularly described as fol-
ows :—
(a.) District Lots 40, 41, 42, 43, 100, 157,
and 223 (formerly Osoyoos Divisio
Yale District) : “ : st
That portion of Sub-lot 2 of District Lot
2709 lying south of District Lot 157:
Part of District Lots 30 and 39, con-
taining 0.5 acre and 6 acres, respec-
tively (formerly Osoyoos Division of
Yale District) :
ae abe ore 409, 410, 418, 420, 420a,
; , and 480, subdivisio
2450 (S.): eek Fs
All that portion of District Lot 2450
(S.) which lies to the east of the main
canal and to the south of Lot 422:
(b.)
(c.)
(d.)
(e.)
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THE B.C. GAZETTE.
[NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.
(f.) All roads, lanes, canals, laterals, and |
railways rights-of-way adjacent to and
lying within the above-described areas:
And whereas notice of intention to constitute |
such part of the Province a pound district was
given in accordance with the requirements of
the Act, and following such, notice of objection
was made by certain proprietors within the
proposed pound district:
And whereas a further notice was published
requiring a majority of the proprietors within
the proposed pound district to forward a peti-
tion requesting that the proposed pound district |
be constituted:
And whereas in response to the latter notice
113 persons qualified to sign the petition have
signified their approval of the application:
And whereas the Act provides that if the peti-
tion of the majority of the proprietors be for-
warded to the Minister of Agriculture, then in
such case the proposed pound district may be
constituted:
On the recommendation of the Honourable
the Minister of Agriculture and under the pro-
visions of the “ Pound District Act,” His Honour
the Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia,
by and with the advice of his Executive Coun-
cil, has been pleased to order, and it is hereby
ordered, that the above-described area be consti-
tuted a pound district.
G. M. WEIR,
Clerk of the Executive Couneil.
9519-no19
ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
COURTS OF ASSIZE.
OTICE is hereby given that under the pro-
visions of the “Supreme Court Act,”
chapter 51 of the “‘ Revised Statutes of British
Columbia, 1924,” sittings of the Supreme Court
for the transaction of the business of Courts of
Assize, Nisi Prius, Oyer and Terminer, and
General Gaol Delivery will be held at the Court-
house, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, at the
place and on the date as follows :—
FALL ASSIZES.
Revelstoke—Monday, November 23rd, 1986—
Criminal and Civil.
GORDON McG. SLOAN,
Attorney-General.
Attorney-General’s Department,
Victoria, B.C., January 24th, 19386.
8041-ja30
DEPARTMENT OF MINES.
EXAMINATION FOR ASSAYERS FOR
LICENCE TO PRACTISE IN
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
N ACCORDANCE with section 10 of the
“ Department of Mines Act,’ examinations
for efficiency in the practice of assaying will be
held at Victoria, B.C., on the 14th day of Decem- |
ber, 1936, and on such following days as may
be found to be necessary.
Any additional information desired may be
obtained from D. E. Whittaker, Secretary, |
Board of Examiners, Assay Office, Victoria.
D. E. WHITTAKER, |
Secretary, Board of Examiners for Assayers.
By authority of
G. S. PEARSON, |
Minister of Mines.
9517-nol9
EDUCATION.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION,
Vicroria, B.C., November 6th, 1936.
Nee is hereby given that, pursuant to
the provisions of section 12 (a) of the
“ Public Schools Act,” the Honourable the Coun-
cil of Public Instruction has been pleased to
redefine the boundaries of Gray Creek Rural
School District, as follows :—
All those lands included in the following
surveyed areas, namely: District Lots 1489,
12679, 12844, and Sub-lots 16, 20, 28, 32, 42, 55,
56, 79, 81, 83, 91, 98, and 144 in Lot 4595, all
in Kootenay Land District.
S. J. WILLIS,
9513-no19 Superintendent of Education. ~
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION,
VicToriA, B.C., November 6th, 1936.
Nee is hereby given that, pursuant to
the provisions of section 12 (a) of the
“ Public Schools Act,” the Honourable the Coun-
cil of Public Instruction has been pleased to
redefine the boundaries of Crawford Bay Rural
School District, as follows :—
All those lands included in the following
surveyed areas, namely: District Lots 196,
1898, 2155, 2835, 2545, 3888, 5021, 5022, 5023,
5024, 5025, 6936, 6937, 7366, 7384, 7615, and
Sub-lots, 5, 13, 14, 15, 26, 27, 40, 58, 60, 68, 69,
T0,- Td, 74,97 LOL, P02 IGA, BG Tee
and 131 of Lot 4595, all in Kootenay Land Dis-
trict.
S. J. WILLIS,
9513-nol19 Superintendent of Education.
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS.
OTTER DISTRICT.
OTICE is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
plan of the same can be seen at the Department
of Lands, Victoria :—
Lot 80.—Boyd Lumber Co. (V.I.), Ltd., Appli-
cation to Lease, June 9th, 1986.
Persons considering their rights adversely
affected by the above survey must furnish a
statement of their contention to the Minister
of Lands within sixty days from the date of
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
‘this notice.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., November 19th, 1936.
9518-no19
NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT,
Hi, peor es is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been survéyed, and that a
plan of the same can be seen at the Department
of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the Gov-
ernment Agent, New Westminster :—
Lot 675, Gp. 2.—Allen W. Artindale, Applica-
tion to Lease.
Persons considering their rights adversely
_affected by the above survey must furnish a
| statement of their contention to the Minister
of Lands within sixty days from the date of
this notice.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., November 19th, 1936.
9518-no19
NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.]
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS.
THE B.C. GAZETTE. 1929
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS.
TIMBER SALE X9282.
EALED TENDERS will be received by the
District Forester, Vancouver, B.C., not
later than noon on the 9th day of December,
1986, for the purchase of Licence X9282, to cut
638,000 board-feet of fir and cedar on an area
situated on Cortes Island, Sayward District.
Two years will be allowed for removal of
timber. '
Further particulars of the Chief Forester,
Victoria, B.C., or the District Forester, Van-
couver, B.C. 9508-nol19
TIMBER SALE X20921.
EALED TENDERS will be received by the
Minister of Lands at Victoria, B.C., not
later than noon on the 10th day of December,
1936, for the purchase of Licence X20921, to
cut 1,852,000 feet of spruce, hemlock, and cedar
on an area adjoining Lot 45, T.L. 1719P, Cum-
shewa Inlet, Queen Charlotte Islands Land
District.
Two years will be allowed for removal of
timber.
Further particulars of the Chief Forester,
Victoria, B.C., or the District Forester, Prince
Rupert, B.C. 9508-no19
TIMBER SALE X4785.
EALED TENDERS will be received by the
Minister of Lands at Victoria, B.C., not
later than noon on the 24th day of December,
1936, for the purchase of Licence X4785, to
cut 8,245,000 feet of spruce, hemlock, and cedar
on an area adjoining S.T.L. 1694P, Faraday
Island, Queen Charlotte Islands Land District.
One year will be allowed for removal of
timber.
Further particulars of the Chief Forester,
Victoria, B.C., or the District Forester, Prince
Rupert, B.C. 9508-nol19
TIMBER SALE X20825.
EALED TENDERS will be received by the
District Forester, Kamloops, B.C., not
later than noon on the 20th day of November,
1936, for the purchase of Licence X20825, to
cut 793,000 board-feet of yellow pine and
Douglas fir sawlogs on an area situated near
Trepanier Creek.
Two years will be allowed for removal of
timber.
Further particulars of the Chief Forester,
Victoria, B.C.; the District Forester, Kamloops,
B.C.; or Ranger C. Perrin, Penticton, B.C.
' 9508-no19
KOOTENAY DISTRICT.
OTICE is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
plan of the same can be seen at the Department
of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the Gov-
ernment Agent, Kaslo:—
Lot 14698.—Christopher Newcomen, Applica-
tion to Purchase, dated June 7th, 1936.
Persons considering their rights adversely
affected by the above survey must furnish a
statement of their contention to the Minister
of Lands within sixty days from the date of
this notice.
F, C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., November 19th, 1936.
9518-nol19
TIMBER SALE X20808.
HERE will be offered for sale at public
auction at noon on the 8th December, 1986,
in the office of the Forest Ranger, Vernon, the
Licence X20808, to cut 370,000 lineal feet of
cedar poles and piling on an area situated north
of Lot 4025, near Sugar Lake, Osoyoos Division
of Yale Land District.
Three years will be allowed for removal of
timber.
Provided any one unable to attend the auc-
tion in person may submit a sealed tender, to be
opened at the hour of auction and treated as
one bid.
Further particulars may be obtained from
the Chief Forester, Victoria, B.C., or the Dis-
trict Forester, Kamloops, B.C. 9508-nol9
NOTICE OF RESERVE.
OTICE is hereby given that Lot 5419,
Group 1, New Westminster District, is
temporarily reserved and set apart for the use
of the Department of Public Works, Canada,
as the site for a pile approach and floating
landing so long as required for such purpose.
H. CATHCART,
Deputy Minister of Lands.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., November 12th, 1936.
9507-nol9
NOTICE OF RESERVE.
OTICE is hereby given that Lot 5798,
Group 1, New Westminster District, situ-
ated at Secret Cove, is temporarily reserved
and set apart for the use of the Department of
Public Works, Canada, as a site for the con-
struction of an approach and float so long as
required for such purpose.
H. CATHCART,
Deputy Minister of Lands.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., November 14th, 1936.
9514-no19
NOTICE OF RESERVE.
OTICE is hereby given that Lot 5800,
Group 1, New Westminster District, situ-
ated at Hospital Bay, Pender Harbour, is tem-
porarily reserved and set apart for the use of
the Department of Public Works, Canada, as
the site of a public wharf so long as required
for such purpose.
H. CATHCART,
Deputy Minister of Lands.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., November 16th, 1936.
9515-no19
COWICHAN DISTRICT.
INO LEE is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
plan of the same can be seen at the Department
of Lands, Victoria :—
Lot 244.—Department of Public Works,
Canada.
Persons considering their rights adversel
affected by the above survey must furnish :
statement of their contention to the Minister
of Lands within sixty days from the date of
this notice.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands, y eral
Victoria, B.C., November 19th, 1936.
9518-no19
1930
THE B.C. GAZETTE.
[NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS.
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS.
SAYWARD DISTRICT.
OTICE is hereby given that the undermen- |
tioned tract of land, situated in the above- |
named district, has been surveyed, and that a |
plan of the same can be seen at the Department |
of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the Gov-|
ernment Agent, Nanaimo :—
Lot 1426.—B.C. Government.
Persons considering their rights adversely |
affected by the above survey must furnish a
statement of their contention to the Minister
of Lands within sixty days from the date of
this notice.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., November 19th, 1936.
9518-no19
LILLOOET DISTRICT.
OTICE is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned mineral claims, situated in the
above-named district, have been surveyed, and
that plans of the same can be seen at the De-
partment of Lands, Victoria, and at the office
of the Government Agent, Clinton :—
Lot 13822.—“‘ G.L.G. No. 1.”
» 1323.—‘*G.L.G. No. 2.”
» 13824.—“G.L.G. No. 4.”
» 13825.—“G.L.G. No. 5.”
» 1326.—‘G.L.G. No. 7.”
wo dleci.—— GiL.G. No.8.”
» 1828.—“G.L.G. No. 9.”
» ~1840:—* G.E.G. Fraction.”
» »685.—‘ Ypres.”
» 9686.—“< Ypres No. 9.”
» 5687.“ Ember.”
» 0688.—* G.L.G. No: 3.”
» 0689.—‘ Ypres Fraction.
» §691.—‘ Ember No. 2.”
» 6469.—“ Selwyn Fraction.”
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., November 19th, 1936.
9518-no19
NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT.
OTICE is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tracts of land, situated in the
above-named district, have been surveyed, and
that plans of the same can be seen at the
Department of Lands, Victoria, and at the
office of the Government Agent, New West-
minster :—
N.W. % Section 3, Township 4, Range 2, west
of 7th meridian.—B.C. Government.
Legal Subdivisions 14, 15, and 16, Section 8,
Township 4, Range 2, west of 7th merid-
ian.—B.C. Government.
Legal Subdivisions 12 and 13, Section 9, Town-
ship 4, Range 2, west of 7th meridian.—
B.C. Government.
Frac. Legal Subdivision 3, Section 17, Township
4, Range 2, west of 7th meridian.—B.C.
Government.
Persons considering their rights adversely |
affected by the above surveys must furnish a
statement of their contention to the Minister
of Lands within sixty days from the date of |
this notice.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., October 29th, 1986.
9368-0¢29
NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT.
N OTICE is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
plan of the same can be seen at the Depart-
ment of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the
| Government Agent, New Westminster :—
Lot 681, Gp. 2—Doris Noella Gehman, Applica-
tion to Purchase.
Persons considering their rights adversely
affected by the above survey must furnish a
statement of their contention to the Minister
of Lands within sixty days from the date of
this notice.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., October 29th, 1986.
9368-0c29
CARIBOO DISTRICT.
N OTICE is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned placer leases, situated in the above-
named district, have been surveyed, and that
plans of the same can be seen at the Depart-
ment of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the
Government Agent, Quesnel :—
Lot 10968.—Placer Lease 1450.
,, 10969.—Placer Lease 35386.
,» 10970.—Placer Lease 3537.
» 10971.—Placer Lease 3535.
», 10972.—Placer Lease 35384.
» 10973.—Placer Lease 35388.
» 10974.—Placer Lease. 3539.
» 10975.—Placer Lease 35338.
,» 10976.—Placer Lease 35381.
», 10977.—Placer Lease 3532.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., October 29th, 1936.
9368-0c29
NOTICE.
«WATER AGT,’
OTICE is hereby given that His Honour
the Lieutenant-Governor, by and with the
advice of his Executive Council, has been
pleased to order that, pursuant to the provi-
sions of section 290 of the “ Water Act,” being
chapter 271 of the “ Revised Statutes of British
Columbia, 1924,” and amendments thereto, the
unrecorded waters of San Juan and Gordon
Rivers, in the Victoria Water District, be
reserved from being taken or used or acquired
under the provisions of the said “ Water Act.”
Dated at Victoria, B.C., this 28th day of
October, 1986.
A. WELLS GRAY,
Minister of Lands,
9374-0c29
LILLOOET DISTRICT.
Dh age te is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned placer leases, situated in the
above-named district, have been surveyed, and
that plans of the same can be seen at the
Department of Lands, Victoria, and at the
office of the Government Agent, Clinton:—
Lot 7073.—Placer Lease 394.
» %7074.—Placer Lease 395,
» %7075.—Placer Lease 502.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., October 22nd, 1936.
9855-0c29
NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936. ]
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS.
THE B.C. GAZETTE.
1931
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS.
NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT.
OTICE is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tracts of land, situated in the
above-named district, have been surveyed, and
that plans of the same can be seen at the
Department of Lands, Victoria, and at the
office of the Government Agent, Vancouver :—
Lot 3388, Gp. 1—North Fraser Harbour Com-
missioners, Application to Purchase.
Lot 83889, Gp. 1—North Fraser Harbour Com-
missioners, Application to Purchase.
Persons considering their rights adversely
affected by the above surveys must furnish a
statement of their contention to the Minister of
Lands within sixty days from the date of this
notice.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., October 8th, 1936. 9829-0c8
CARIBOO DISTRICT.
IN, oes is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
plan of the same can be seen at the Department
of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the
Government Agent, Quesnel :—
Lot 10599.—Covering Placer Lease 3365.
Persons considering their rights adversely
affected by the above survey must furnish a
statement of their contention to the Minister of
Lands within sixty days from the date of this
notice.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., October 8th, 1936. 9829-0c8
RANGE 3, COAST DISTRICT.
ING is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
plan of the same can be seen at the Department
of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the
Government Agent, Vancouver :—
Lot 1402.—Ocean Salmon Canneries, Ltd., Ap-
plication to Lease, dated July, 1936.
Persons considering their rights adversely
affected by the above survey must furnish a
statement of their contention to the Minister of
Lands within sixty days from the date of this
notice.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., October 8th, 1936. 9829-0c8
RANGE 5, COAST DISTRICT.
ING eee is hereby given that the undermen- |
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
plan of the same can be seen at the Department
of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the
Government Agent, Prince Rupert:—
Lot 74387.— Department of Public Works,
Canada.
Persons considering their rights adversely
affected by the above survey must furnish a
statement of their contention to the Minister of
Lands within sixty days from the date of this
notice.
F.-C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., October 15th, 1936.
9339-oc15
NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT.
OTICE is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
plan of the same can be seen at the Department
of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the
Government Agent, Vancouver :—
Lot 5797, Group 1.—B.C. Government.
Persons considering their rights adversely
affected by the above survey must furnish a
statement of their contention to the Minister of
Lands within sixty days from the date of this
notice.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., September 24th, 1936.
9301-se24
YALE DIVISION OF YALE DISTRICT.
OTICE is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
plan of the same can be seen at the Department
of Lands, Victoria. and at the office of the
Government Agent, New Westminster :—
Lot 1075.—John Duncan Calder, Application to
Purchase, dated May 15th, 1936.
Persons considering their rights adversely
affected by the above survey must furnish a
statement of their contention to the Minister of
Lands within sixty days from the date of this
notice.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., September 24th, 19386.
9301-se24
CASSIAR DISTRICT.
OTICE is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
plan of the same can be seen at the Department
of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the
Government Agent, Fort Fraser :—
Lot 5667.— Department of Public Works,
Canada.
Persons considering their rights adversely
affected by the above survey must furnish a
statement of their contention to the Minister of
Lands within sixty days from the date of this
notice.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., October 15th, 1936.
9339-0c15
NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT.
Nee is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
plan of the same can be seen at the Department
of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the
Government Agent, Vancouver :—
Lot 5798, Gp. 1—Department of Public Works,
Canada.
Persons considering their rights adversely
affected by the above survey must furnish a
statement of their contention to the Minister of
Lands within sixty days from the date of this
notice.
5 F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands, ‘
Victoria, B.C., October 15th, 1936.
9389-oc15
1932 THE B.C. GAZETTE.
[NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS.
LILLOOET DISTRICT.
Tyla is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned mineral claims, situated in the
above-named district, have been surveyed, and
that plans of the same can be seen at the
Department of Lands, Victoria, and at the office
of the Government Agent, Clinton :—
Lot 6323.—“ Golden Queen.”
» 63824.“ M. A. L. Fraction.”
» 63828.—‘ Helm Fraction.”
» t077.—* Golden King.”
» T078.—* Jack Fraction.”
FF. -C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., October 1st, 1936. 9818-ocl
KOOTENAY DISTRICT.
oe is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned mineral claims, situated in the
above-named district, have been surveyed, and
that plans of the same can be seen at the
Department of Lands, Victoria, and at the
office of the Government Agent, Nelson:—
Lot 14696.—“ Margaret Fraction.”
» 114697—‘* Bruhn No. 2.”
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., October 15th, 1936.
9339-0c15
LILLOOET DISTRICT.
OTICE is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned mineral claims, situated in the
above-named district, have been surveyed, and
that plans of the same can be seen at the
Department of Lands, Victoria, and at the
office of the Government Agent, Clinton :—
Lot 5472,“ 8.A.T. No. 3.”
3 0473.—‘ §.A.T. No. 1.”
» vsid—*S.A.T, No. 2.”
» »626.—* Lodge Extension No. 1.”
» »627.—* Lodge Extension Fraction.”
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., October 15th, 1936.
9339-0c15
CANCELLATION OF RESERVE.
bs igen: is hereby given that the reserve
existing over Lot 193 and Parcel A of
Lot 197, Cowichan District, established by
notice published in The British Columbia
Gazette on February 25th, 1909, is cancelled.
H. CATHCART,
Deputy Minister of Lands.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C.,
November 5th, 1936. 9391-no5
TIMBER SALE X431.
greens TENDERS will be received by the
District Forester, Vancouver, B.C., not
later than noon on the 2nd day of December,
1936, for the purchase of Licence X431, to cut
3,033,000 board-feet of hemlock, balsam, cedar,
and fir on an area situated near Beaver Cove,
Rupert District.
Two years will be allowed for removal of
timber.
Further particulars of the Chief Forester,
Victoria, B.C., or the District Forester, Van-
couver, B.C. 9377-no5
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS.
KOOTENAY DISTRICT.
Py SESE is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
plan of the same can be seen at the Department
of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the
Government Agent, Nelson:—
Lot 14520.—John Mallory, Application to Pur-
chase.
Persons considering their rights adversely
affected by the above survey must furnish a
statement of their contention to the Minister of
Lands within sixty days from the date of this
notice.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., October 22nd, 1986.
9355-0c22
RUPERT DISTRICT.
NOLS is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
plan of the same can be seen at the Department
of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the
Government Agent, Alberni:—
Lot 1599.—Department of Public Works,
Canada. :
Persons considering their rights adversely
affected by the above survey must furnish a
statement of their contention to the Minister of
Lands within sixty days from the date of this
notice.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., October 22nd, 1986.
9355-0c22
CARIBOO DISTRICT.
iN cea is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
plan of the same can be seen at the Department
of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the
Government Agent, Prince George :—
Lot 10311.—Harvey George Crate, Application
to Lease.
Persons considering their rights adversely
affected by the above survey must furnish a
statement of their contention to the Minister of
Lands within sixty days from the date of this
notice.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., October 22nd, 1936.
9355-0c22
SIMILKAMEEN DIVISION OF YALE
DISTRICT.
eee is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned mineral claims, situated in the
above-named district, have been surveyed, and
that plans of the same can be seen at the
Department of Lands, Victoria, and at the
office of the Government Agent, Penticton:—
Lot 3581 (S.).— Roderick Dhu.”
, 3582 (S.).—“ Lucy Wyllie.”
» 93583 (S.). —* Flagstaff.”
» 93584 (S.).—“‘ Swansea.”
» 98085 (S.).—* Arizona.”
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
~~
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., October 22nd, 1936.
9355-0c22
——
ee
n* 7
NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.] THE B.C.
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS.
KOOTENAY DISTRICT.
OTICE is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned mineral claim, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
plan of the same can be seen at the Department
of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the
Government Agent, Kaslo:—
Lot 14615.—“ Rainbow.”
F, C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., September 24th, 1936.
9391-se24
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
PRIVATE BILLS.
EXCERPT FROM STANDING ORDERS RELATING TO
PRIVATE BILLS.
100. (1.) All applications to the Legislative
Assembly for Private Bills of any nature what-
soever shall require the publication of a notice
clearly and distinctly specifying the nature and
object of the application, and when the appli-
cation refers to any proposed work, indicating
sufficiently the location of the work, to be signed
by or on behalf of the applicant.
(2.) Such notice shall be published in The
British Columbia Gazette and once a week in
one leading daily newspaper freely circulating
in all parts of the Province. The notice in
such newspaper to appear on Wednesday of
each week.
(3.) When the proposed Bill is of such a
nature that it may particularly affect one or
more electoral districts, the notice shall further-
more be published once a week if possible in
some newspaper in every electoral district
affected, or if there be no newspaper published
therein, then in a newspaper published in the
electoral district nearest thereto.
(4.) The publication of such notice shall in
all cases be continued for a period of four
weeks during the interval of time between the
close of the next preceding Session and the
consideration of the petition.
97. No petition for any Private Bill shall be
received by the House after the first ten days
of each Session, nor may any Private Bill be
presented to the House after the first three
weeks of each Session, nor may any report of
any Standing or Select Committee upon a
Private Bill be received after the first four
weeks of each Session, and no motion for the
suspension or modification of this Standing
Order shall be entertained by the House until
the same has been reported on by the Com-
mittee on Standing Orders, or after reference
made thereof at a previous sitting of the House
to the Standing Committees charged with the
consideration of Private Bills, who shall report
thereon to the House. And if this rule shall
be suspended or modified as aforesaid, the pro-
moters of any Private Bill which is presented
after the time hereinbefore limited, or for
which the petition has been received after the
time hereinbefore limited, shall in either case
ay double the fees required in respect of such
ill by this rule, unless the House shall order to |
the contrary.
98. (1.) Any person seeking to obtain any
Private Bill shall deposit with the Clerk of the
House, eight clear days before the opening of
the Session :—
(a.) A printed copy of such Bill:
(b.) A copy of the petition to be presented
to the House:
(c.) Copies of the notices published, with
publication proved by a statutory dec-
laration or affidavit to the satisfactior
of the Clerk of the House.
2
GAZETTE.
(2.) At the time of depositing the Bill and
petition the applicant shall also pay to the
Clerk of the House the sum of three hundred
dollars. :
(3.) If a copy of the Bill, petition, and
notices proved as aforesaid shall not have been
so deposited in the hands of the Clerk of the
House at least eight clear days before the open-
ing of the Session or if the petition has not
been presented to the House within the first
ten days of the Session, the amount to be paid
to the Clerk shall be six hundred dollars. If
the Bill shall not pass second reading one-half
of the fees shall be returned.
101. Every petition signed by an agent or
attorney in fact shall be accompanied by the
‘authority of such agent or attorney in fact,
and the petition shall not be deemed to be filed
with the Clerk until this is done.
102. Before any petition praying for leave to
bring in a Private Bill for the erection of a
toll-bridge is received by the House, the person
or persons intending to petition for such Bill
shall, upon giving the notice prescribed by
Standing Order 100, also at the same time and
in the same manner give notice of the rates
which they intend to ask, the extent of the
privilege, the height of the arches, the interval
between the abutments or piers for the passage
of rafts or vessels, and mentioning also whether
they intend to erect a drawbridge or not, and
the dimensions of the same.
103. (1.) All Private Bills for Acts of in-
corporation shall be so framed as to incorporate
by reference to the clauses of the general Acts
relating to the details to be provided for by such
Bills: Special grounds shall be established for
any proposed departure from this principle, or
for the introduction of other provisions as to
such details, and a note shall be appended to
the Bill indicating the provisions thereof in
which the general Act is proposed to be de-
parted from. Bills which are not framed in
accordance with this Standing Order shall be
recast by the promoters and reprinted at their
expense before any Committee passes upon
the clauses.
(2.) Every Bill for an Act of incorporation,
where a form of model Bill has been adopted,
shall be drawn in accordance with the model
Bill (copies of model Bills may be obtained
from the Clerk of the House). Any provisions
contained in any such Bill which are not in
accord with the model Bill shall be inserted
between brackets or underlined, and shall be
so printed.
(3.) Any exceptional provisions that it may
be proposed to insert in any Bill shall be clearly
specified in the notice of application for same.
107. All Private Bills shall be prepared by
the parties applying for the same, and printed
in small-pica type, twenty-six ems by fifty
ems, on good paper, in imperial octavo form,
each page when folded measuring 10% inches
by 7% inches. There shall be a marginal
number every fifth line of each page; the
numbering of the lines is not to run on through
the Bill, but the lines of each page are to be
numbered separately. Three hundred copies
of each Bill shall be deposited with the Clerk
of the House immediately before the first read-
ing. If amendments are made to any Bill
during its progress before the Committee on
Private Bills, or through the House, such Bill
shall be reprinted by the promoters thereof.
In the case of Bills to incorporate com-
panies, in addition to the fee of $300 mentioned
in Rule 98, fees calculated on the capital of
the company are payable at the same time.
Further particulars can be had on application
to the undersigned.
All cheques in payment of fees must be
certified.
Dated May Ist, 1930.
W. H. LANGLEY,
Clerk, Legislative Assembly.
4738-myl1
1934
THE B.C. GAZETTE.
[NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.
CERTIFICATES OF
IMPROVEMENTS.
| CERTIFICATES OF
| IMPROVEMENTS.
|
|
JUBITOR, VENUS, MERCURY, SATURN,
MARS, AND LUNA MINERAL CLAIMS.
Situate in the Cariboo Mining Division of Cari-
boo District. Where located: On Antler
Mountain.
Secs NOTICE that Dalby B. Morkill, of
Barkerville, B.C., British Columbia land
surveyor, acting as agent for F. B. Armstrong, |
Free Miner’s Certificate No. 23422m, intends,
sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to
the Mining Recorder for Certificates of Im-
provements for the purpose of obtaining Crown
grants of the above ciaims.
And further take notice that action, under
section 85 of the ‘ Mineral Act,” must be com-
menced before the issuance of such Certificates
of Improvements.
Dated this 8rd day of November, 1936.
9432-no19 D; B. MORKIEL.
PAYMASTER No. 1, PAYMASTER No. 2,
PAYMASTER No. 3, PAYMASTER No.
4, AND PAYMASTER No. 5 MINERAL
CLAIMS.
Situate in the Nass River Mining Division of
Cassiar District. Where located: At
Alice Arm, north-east of the Esperanza
Mine.
AKE NOTICE that Roger M. Wright, act-
ing as agent for Andrew Holmes, Harold
Jonsson, and Marie L. Gray, Free Miner’s Cer-
tificates Nos. 788389D, 78840D, and 78441pD, in-
tends, sixty days from the date hereof, to apply
to the Mining Recorder for Certificates of Im-
provements for the purpose of obtaining Crown
grants of the above claims.
And further take notice that action, under
section 85 of the ‘ Mineral Act,’ must be com-
menced before the issuance of such Certificates
of Improvements.
Dated this 20th day of November, 1936.
9435-nol19
GOLDSIDE, GOLDSIDE No. 1, GOLDSIDE
No. 2, GOLDSIDE No. 3, MOUNTAIN
VIEW, MUCKER’S DREAM, GREEN
ROCK, WABASH, FLOSETTE, CONTA
No. 1, CONTA No. 2, CONTA No. 8,
CONTA No. 4, CONTA No. 5, ALPHA
FRACTIONAL, BETA FRACTIONAL,
AND GAMMA FRACTIONAL MIN-
ERAL CLAIMS.
Situate in the Lillooet Mining Division of Lil-
looet District. Where located: Vicinity
of Ferguson Creek, Bridge River.
AKE NOTICE that F. C. Underhill, acting
as agent for Goldside Mines, Limited
(N.P.L.), Free Miner’s Certificate No. 10298n,
intends, sixty days from the date hereof, to
apply to the Mining Recorder for Certificates
of Improvements for the purpose of obtaining
Crown grants of the above claims.
And further take notice that action, under
section 85 of the “ Mineral Act,” must be com- |
menced before the issuance of such Certificates
of Improvements.
Dated this 30th day of September, 1936.
9228-oc1
YPRES FRACTIONAL, YPRES, YPRES No.
9, G.L.G. FRACTIONAL, G.L.G. No. 1,
G.L.G. No. 2, G.L.G. No. 3, G.L.G. No, 4,
G.L.G. No..5, G.L.Gs No. 7, GL:G...No-..3,
G.L.G. No. 9, EMBER, EMBER No. 2,
AND SELWYN FRACTIONAL MIN-
ERAL CLAIMS.
Situate in the Lillooet Mining Division. Where
located: Northern slope, Big Gun Lake,
vicinity of Walker Creek. Lawful holder:
Pilot Gold Mines, Limited (N.P.L.). No.
of free miner’s certificate: No. 104138E.
AKE NOTICE that Pilot Gold Mines, Lim-
ited (Non-Personal Liability) , Free Miner’s
Certificate No. 104138, intends, at the end of
sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to the
Mining Recorder for Certificates of Improve-
ments for the purpose of obtaining Crown
grants of the above claims.
And further take notice that action, under
section 85 of the “‘ Mineral Act,’ must be com-
menced before the issuance of such Certificates
of Improvements.
Dated this 31st day of October, 1936.
9415-nol12
RODERICK DHU, LUCY WYLLIE, FLAG-
STAFF, SWANSEA, AND ARIZONA
MINERAL CLAIMS.
Situate in the Osoyoos Mining Division of
Similkameen, Division of Yale District.
Where located: About 1 mile north-west
of Oliver.
AKE NOTICE that I, W. H. Forrest, of
Victoria, B.C., acting as agent for the Con-
solidated Mining & Smelting Company of
Canada, Limited, Free Miner’s Certificate No.
13148, intend, sixty days from the date hereof,
to apply to the Mining Recorder for Certificates
of Improvements for the purpose of obtaining
Crown grants of the above claims.
And further take notice that action, under
section 85 of the “ Mineral Act,’’ must be com-
menced before the issuance of such Certificates
of Improvements.
Dated this 30th day of September, 1936."
9238-0c8
SAL, Nos. dy SACD. Mo. 2 osSiAcT: iol, ay
LODGE EXTENSION No.1, AND LODGE
EXTENSION FRACTIONAL MINERAL
CLAIMS.
Situate in the Lillooet Mining Division of
Lillooet District. Where located: On the
right bank of the Bridge River near
Sucker Creek.
ute NOTICE that the Bridge River Town-
site, Limited, Free Miner’s Certificate No.
8992n, intends, sixty days from the date hereof,
to apply to the Mining Recorder for Certifi-
cates of Improvements for the purpose of
obtaining Crown grants of the above claims.
And further take notice that action, under
section 85 of the “ Mineral Act,” must be com-
menced before issuance of such Certificates of
Improvements.
Dated this 1st day of October, 1936.
BRIDGE RIVER TOWNSITE, LIMITED.
R. W. ELLIS, Secretary.
Date of first publication, 8th day of October,
1936 9248-0c8
NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.] THE B.C.
CERTIFICATES OF
IMPROVEMENTS.
GOLDEN KING, GOLDEN QUEEN, JACK
FRACTIONAL, HELM FRACTIONAL,
AND M.A.L. FRACTIONAL MINERAL
CLAIMS.
Situate in the Lillooet Mining Division of
Lillooet District. Where located: North
side of Bridge River, vicinity of Minto.
City.
| gra NOTICE that F. C. Underhill, acting
as agent for Federal Gold Mines, Limited
(N.P.L.), Free Miner’s Certificate No. 103585,
intends, sixty days from the date hereof, to
apply to the Mining Recorder for Certificates of |
Improvements for the purpose of obtaining |
Crown grants of the above claims.
And further take notice that action, under
section 85 of the “ Mineral Act,” must be com-
menced before the issuance of such Certificates
of Improvements.
Dated this 23rd day of September, 1936.
9211-se24
9
a
MARGARET FRAC. AND BRUHN No.
MINERAL CLAIMS.
Situate in the Nelson Mining Division of
Kootenay District. Where located: On
Wolf Creek, a tributary of Sheep Creek.
EpLARE NOTICE that I, A. H. Green, acting
as agent for the Sheep Creek Gold Mines,
Limited (N.P.L.), Free Miner’s Certificate No.
4782m, intend, sixty days from the date hereof,
to apply to the Mining Recorder for Certificates
of Improvements for the purpose of obtaining
Crown grants of the above claims.
And further take notice that action, under
section 85 of the “‘ Mineral Act,’ must be com-
menced before the issuance of such Certificates
of Improvements.
Dated the 8th day of October, 1936.
9247-0c8 A. H. GREEN.
FIR BENCH No. 2 AND FIR BENCH No. 3
MINERAL CLAIMS.
Situate in the Ashcroft Mining Division, Yale
District. Where located: North of Vidette
Lake, near Lots 4761 and 4762. Lawful
holder: Gomer P. Miles, Kamloops, B.C.
No. of holder’s free miner’s certificate:
No. 157108.
AKE NOTICE that Gomer P. Miles, Free
Miner’s Certificate No. 157108, intends, at
the end of sixty days from the date hereof, to
apply to the Mining Recorder for Certificates
of Improvements for the purpose of obtaining
Crown grants of the above claims.
And further take notice that action, under
section 85 of the ‘ Mineral Act,’ must be
commenced before the issuance of such Certifi-
cates of Improvements.
Dated this 20th day of October, 1936.
GOMER P. MILES.
9274-0c29 G. F. H. Lone, Agent.
LAND LEASES.
RANGE 3, COAST DISTRICT.
RECORDING DISTRICT OF PRINCE RUPERT.
AKE NOTICE that Edwin Keary DeBeck,
of Vancouver, B.C., barrister, intends to
apply for a lease of the following described
GAZETTE. 1935
‘lands, situate on the south side of Bentinck
| Arm, near the mouth of the Bella Coola River,
and being a portion of what is sometimes de-
scribed as Lot 1401: Commencing at a post
planted at the south-east corner of that portion
‘of Lot 1401 leased to Shell Oil Co.; thence
northerly to dolphin 2,600 feet; thence easterly
following a line of dolphins 2,600 feet; thence
| southerly following a line of piles 2,600 feet to
high-water mark; thence following high-water
mark westerly approximately 2,300 feet to point
of commencement, and containing 150 acres,
more or less, and being that portion of Lot 1401
except such as has been leased.
Dated October 7th, 1936.
EDWIN KEARY DEBECK.
9421-nol12
LILLOOET LAND RECORDING
DISTRICT.
AKE NOTICE that Larkin Carr Cleve-
land, of 70-Mile House, B.C., rancher,
intends to apply for a lease of the following de-
scribed lands, situate in the vicinity of Sharpe’s
Lake: Commencing at a post planted at the
south-west corner of Lot 1405; thence west 80
chains; thence north to the south-west corner
of Lot 1404; thence east to and following the
south shore to intersection of Lot 1405; thence
'south to point of commencement, and contain-
ing about 80 acres, more or less.
Dated October 21st, 1936.
9409-no5 LARKIN CARR CLEVELAND.
NEW WESTMINSTER LAND DISTRICT.
RECORDING DISTRICT OF VANCOUVER.
MWVAKE NOTICE that Eburne Saw Mills,
Limited, of Vancouver, B.C., lumber-manu-
facturer, intends to apply for a lease of the
following described lands, being part of the
foreshore and bed of the North Arm of the
Fraser River adjacent to the southerly bound-
ary of Parcel M of District Lot 318, Group 1,
New Westminster District, as shown on Refer-
ence Plan No. 1348, deposited in the Land
Registry Office at Vancouver: Commencing at
a post planted at the south-east corner of the
said Parcel M, said corner being the point
where the westerly side of Hudson Street
intersects the north bank of the North Arm
of the Fraser River; thence S. 10° 04’ W.
385 feet; thence N. 79° 56’ W. 300 feet; thence
N. 10° 04’ E. 450 feet, more or less, to north
bank of North Arm of Fraser River; thence
south-easterly along said north bank to point
of See and containing 3 acres, more
or less.
Dated October Ist, 1936.
EBURNE SAW MILLS, LIMITED.
9246-0c8 JOHN ELLIoTT, Agent.
NOTICE.
A hie NOTICE that I, Herbert Carmichael,
of Ladysmith, B.C., mining engineer,
intend to apply for a lease of the following
described foreshore: Commencing at a post
set 1.5 chains west mag. from the west end
of Dunsmuir or Twin Islands; thence §S. 47°
EK. a distance of 6 chains; thence N. 84° EK.
26 chains; thence N. 3 chains; thence N. 57°
W. 10.7 chains; thence S. 75° W. 20 chains;
thence S. 43° W. 3 chains to point of commence-
ment; all bearings being magnetic. Saving
and excepting that part of Dunsmuir or Twin
Islands above high-water mark; the area of
the foreshore being 14.5 acres, more or less.
Dated this 26th day of September, 1936.
9241-0c8 HERBERT CARMICHAEL.
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1936
LAND LEASES.
LAND RECORDING DISTRICT OF
COWICHAN.
AKE NOTICE that I, William York Higgs,
of Nanaimo, B.C., master mariner, intend
to apply for a lease of the following described
lands, situate fronting on Lot 2 of Block C of
Registered Map No. 1305, Section 15, Range
3 East, North Saanich District: Commencing
at a post planted at the north-westerly corner
of Lot 2, Block C, Registered Map 1305; thence
N. 26° 04’ W. 800 feet; thence N. 63° 56’ E.
50 feet; thence S. 26° 04’ E. 800 feet; thence
S. 63° 56’ W. 50 feet to point of commencement,
and containing 0.92 acre, more or less.
Dated October 2nd, 1936.
9285-0c29 WILLIAM YORK HIGGS.
RANGE 4, COAST DISTRICT.
RECORDING DISTRICT OF PRINCE RUPERT.
oe
Rupert, B.C., fish-packer, intends to apply
for a lease of the following described lands, | ane )
-Commissioner of Lands for a licence to pros-
' pect for coal, petroleum, and natural gas over
the following described lands: Section 9, Town-
situate approximately 1 mile in a southerly
direction along the coast-line of Princess Royal
Island from Red Fern Point, said Red Fern
Point being approximately 4 miles in a westerly
direction from Barnard Cove: Commencing at
a post planted at high-water mark on the shore-
line in the middle of a bay being approximately |
1 mile south of Red Fern Point; thence 3 chains
north-east; thence 15 chains east; thence 5
chains south; thence 15 chains west; thence
northerly to the nearest point at low water;
thence following low water to a point opposite
the initial post, and containing 5 acres, more or
less.
Dated this 13th day of October, 1936.
9270-0c22 HANS HANSEN.
LAND NOTICES.
CASSIAR LAND RECORDING DISTRICT.
AKE NOTICE that Clarence George Rein-
ertson, of Vanderhoof, B.C., farmer, in-
tends to apply for permision to purchase the
following described lands, situate on the Nation |
River, about 50 miles north of Fort St. James,
British Columbia: Commencing at a_ post
planted on the north bank of the Nation River
at the south-east corner of District Lot 2756;
thence north 25 chains; thence east 25 chains;
thence south 25 chains; thence westerly along
the north bank of Nation River to point of
commencement, and containing 65 acres, more
or less.
Dated November 10th, 1936.
CLARENCE GEORGE REINERTSON.
9441-nol9
YALE LAND DISTRICT.
RECORDING DISTRICT OF OSOYOOS.
AKE NOTICE that I, Harry James Ham-
mond, of Vernon, B.C., shoemaker, intend
to apply for permission to purchase the follow- |
ing described lands, situate *%4 mile south-east
of Echo Lake:
at the south-east corner of the South-east Quar-
ter of Section 12, Township 45; thence south 40 |
chains; thence east 40 chains; thence north 40
chains; thence west 40 chains to point of com-
mencement, and containing 160 acres, more or
less.
Dated November 5th, 1936.
9443-nol19 HARRY J. HAMMOND.
AKE a
KE NOTICE that Hans Hansen, of Prince “I\AKE NOTICE that I, Sarah M. Frank, of
Commencing at a post planted |
THE B.C. GAZETTE.
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| 9426-no012
“COAL PROSPECTING LICENCES.
[NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.
LAND NOTICES.
NOOTKA LAND DISTRICT.
AKE NOTICE that A. B. Trites, of Vancou-
ver, B.C., mine operator, intends to apply
for permission to purchase the following de-
scribed lands, situate on the left bank of Zebal-
los River and lying 10 chains south-west of the
south-east corner of Lot 78: Commencing at a
post planted 10 chains south of Lot 78; thence
west to the left bank of Zeballos River; thence
southerly and easterly following the left bank
of Zeballos River and the high-water mark of
Zeballos Arm to point of commencement, and
containing 10 acres, more or less.
Dated October 4th, 1936.
AMOS BLISS TRITES.
C. J. HEANEY, Agent.
NOTICE.
Vancouver, B.C., intend to apply to the
ship 1A, Range 5, Coast District.
Dated this 10th day of November, 1936.
9431-no12 SARAH M. FRANK.
NOTICE.
IN eee is hereby given that I, J. E. Fitz-
gerald, acting as agent for the Akamina
Valley Oil Company, Limited, 101 Royal Trust
Building, Vancouver, British Columbia, will
apply to the Commissioner of Lands for the
District of South-east Kootenay for a licence
to prospect for petroleum over Lot No. 11078,
situated on Akamina Brook, Block 4593, East
Kootenay.
Dated this 21st day of October, 1936.
AKAMINA VALLEY OIL COMPANY,
LIMITED.
9§282-0c29 J. E. FITZGERALD (Secretary), Agent.
NOTICE.
INE is hereby given that I, J. E. Fitz-
gerald, acting as agent for the Akamina
Valley Oil Company, Limited, 101 Royal Trust
Building, Vancouver, British Columbia, will
apply to the Commissioner of Lands for the
District of South-east Kootenay for a licence
to prospect for petroleum over Lot No. 11079,
| situated on Akamina Brook, Block 4593, East
Kootenay.
Dated this 21st day of October, 1936.
AKAMINA VALLEY OIL COMPANY,
LIMITED.
9282-0c29 J. EH. FITZGERALD (Secretary), Agent.
NOTICE,
OTICE is hereby given that I, J. E. Fitz-
gerald, acting as agent for the Akamina
Valley Oil Company, Limited, 101 Royal Trust
Building, Vancouver, British Columbia, will
apply to the Commissioner of Lands for the
District of South-east Kootenay for a licence
to prospect for petroleum over Lot No. 11080,
situated on Akamina Brook, Block 4593, East
Kootenay.
Dated this 21st day of October, 1936.
AKAMINA VALLEY OIL COMPANY,
LIMITED.
9282-0c29 J. E, FITZGERALD (Secretary), Agent.
NovEMBER 19TH, 1936.] THE B.C.
COAL PROSPECTING LICENCES.
NOTICE.
OTICE is hereby given that I, J. E. Fitz-
gerald, acting as agent for the Akamina
Valley Oil Company, Limited, 101 Royal Trust
Building, Vancouver, British Columbia, will
apply to the Commissioner of Lands for the
District of South-east Kootenay for a licence
to prospect for petroleum over Lot No. 11081,
situated on Akamina Brook, Block 4593, East
Kootenay.
Dated this 21st day of October, 1936.
AKAMINA VALLEY OIL COMPANY,
LIMITED.
9282-0c29 J. EK. FITZGERALD (Secretary), Agent.
NOTICE.
NY OTICE is hereby given that I, J. E. Fitz-
gerald, acting as agent for the Akamina
Valley Oil Company, Limited, 101 Royal Trust
Building, Vancouver, British Columbia, will
apply to the Commissioner of Lands for the
District of South-east Kootenay for a licence
to prospect for petroleum over Lot No. 11082,
situated on Akamina Brook, Block 4593, East
Kootenay.
Dated this 21st day of October, 1936.
AKAMINA VALLEY OIL COMPANY,
LIMITED.
9282-0c29 J. E. FITZGERALD (Secretary), Agent.
NOTICE.
OTICE is hereby given that I, J. E. Fitz-
gerald, acting as agent for the Akamina
Valley Oil Company, Limited, 101 Royal Trust
Building, Vancouver, British Columbia, will
apply to the Commissioner of Lands for the
District of South-east Kootenay for a licence
to prospect for petroleum over Lot No. 11083,
situated on Akamina Brook, Block 4593, Kast
Kootenay.
Dated this 21st day of October, 1936.
AKAMINA VALLEY OIL COMPANY,
LIMITED.
9282-0c29 J. E. FITZGERALD (Secretary), Agent.
NOTICE.
OTICE is hereby given that I, J. E. Fitz-
gerald, acting as agent for the Akamina
Valley Oil Company, Limited, 101 Royal Trust
Building, Vancouver, British Columbia, will
apply to the Commissioner of Lands for the
District of South-east Kootenay for a licence
to prospect for petroleum over Lot No. 7121,
situated on Akamina Brook, Block 4593, East
Kootenay.
Dated this 21st day of October, 1936.
AKAMINA VALLEY OIL COMPANY,
LIMITED.
' 9282-0c29 J. E. FITZGERALD (Secretary), Agent.
FERNIE LAND RECORDING DISTRICT.
AKE NOTICE that we, Winnie A. McAvoy,
of Wilbur, Wash., U.S.A.; James Cassidy,
of Hartline, Wash., U.S.A.; and Nettie H.
Fisher, of Nelson, B.C., intend to apply for
a licence to prospect for coal, petroleum, and
natural gas over the following described lands:
Lot 10072, Kootenay District.
Dated this 18th day of October, 1936.
WINNIE A. McAVOY.
JAMES CASSIDY.
NETTIE H. FISHER.
9284-0c29 J. FISHER, Agent.
GAZETTE. 1937
FERNIE LAND RECORDING DISTRICT.
AKE NOTICE that we, Nettie H. Fisher
and James Fisher, of Nelson, B.C., intend
to apply for a licence to prospect for coal,
petroleum, and natural gas over the following
described lands: Lots 10069 and 10070, Koote-
nay District.
Dated this 18th day of October, 1936.
NETTIE H. FISHER.
9284-0c29 JAMES FISHER.
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FERNIE LAND RECORDING DISTRICT.
AKE NOTICE that I, Thelma G. Cameron,
of Rossland, B.C., married woman, intend
to apply for a licence to prospect for coal,
petroleum, and natural gas over the following
described lands: Lots 11480 and 11483 in
Block 4593, South-east Kootenay, Province of
British Columbia.
Dated this 24th day of October, 1936.
9294-0c29 THELMA G. CAMERON.
FERNIE LAND RECORDING DISTRICT.
AKE NOTICE that I, Thomas R. L. Harris,
of Spokane, Washington, U.S.A., intend to
apply for a licence to prospect for coal, petro-
leum, and natural gas over the following de-
scribed lands: Lot 7136, Kootenay District.
Dated this 18th day of October, 1936.
THOMAS R. L. HARRIS.
9284-0c29 J. FISHER, Agent.
FERNIE LAND RECORDING DISTRICT.
AKE NOTICE that I, Nettie H. Fisher, of
Nelson, B.C., intend to apply for a licence
to prospect for coal, petroleum, and natural
gas over the following described lands: Lot
8585, Kootenay District.
Dated this 18th day of October, 1936.
NETTIE H. FISHER.
9284-0c29 J. FISHER, Agent.
FERNIE LAND RECORDING DISTRICT.
AKE NOTICE that I, N. H. Fisher, of
Nelson, B.C., intend to apply for a licence
to prospect for coal, petroleum and natural gas
over Lot 14602, Kootenay District.
Dated the 2nd day of November, 1936.
9414-no5 N. H. FISHER.
NOTICE.
Bl Meese NOTICE that I, Victor James Free-
man, of Kelowna, B.C., oil and gas operator,
intend to apply for a licence to prospect for
coal, petroleum, and natural gas over the fol-
lowing described lands: Section 25, Township
28, Osoyoos Division of Yale District, Province
of British Columbia.
Dated this 7th day of November, 1936.
9429-nol12 V. J. FREEMAN.
NOTICE.
§ plano NOTICE that I, Victor James Free-
man, of Kelowna, B.C., oil and gas operator,
intend to apply for a licence to prospect for
coal, petroleum, and natural eas over the fol-
lowing described lands: Section 33, Township
PAY Osoyoos Division of Yale District, Province
of British Columbia.
Dated this 7th day of November, 1936.
9429-no12 V. J. FREEMAN.
S Seale oat’ Se
1938
THE B.C. GAZETTE.
[NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.
COAL PROSPECTING LICENCES.
NOTICE.
TP\AKE NOTICE that I, Victor James Free-
man, of Kelowna, B.C., oil and gas operator,
intend to apply for a licence to prospect for
coal, petroleum, and natural gas over the fol-
lowing described lands: Section 32, Township
29, Osoyoos Division of Yale District, Province
of British Columbia.
Dated this 7th day of November, 1936.
9429-no12 V. J. FREEMAN.
NOTICE.
IFYAKE NOTICE that I, Victor James Free-
man, of Kelowna, B.C., oil and gas operator,
intend to apply for a licence to prospect for
coal, petroleum, and natural gas over the fol-
lowing described lands: Section 31, Township
29, Osoyoos Division of Yale District, Province
of British Columbia.
Dated this 7th day of November, 1936.
9429-no12 V. J. FREEMAN.
NOTICE.
AKE NOTICE that I, Victor James Free-
man, of Kelowna, B.C., oil and gas operator,
intend to apply for a licence to prospect for
coal, petroleum, and natural gas over the fol-
lowing described lands: Section 30, Township
29, Osoyoos Division of Yale District, Province
of British Columbia.
Dated this 7th day of November, 19386.
9429-no12 V. J. FREEMAN.
NOTICE.
AKE NOTICE that I, Victor James Free-
man, of Kelowna, B.C., oil and gas operator,
intend to apply for a licence to prospect for
coal, petroleum, and natural gas over the fol-
lowing described lands: Section 6, Township
26, Osoyoos Division of Yale District, Province
of British Columbia.
Dated this 7th day of November, 1936.
9429-no12 V. J. FREEMAN.
NOTICE.
AKE NOTICE that I, Victor James Free-
man, of Kelowna, B.C., oil and gas operator,
intend to apply for a licence to prospect for
coal, petroleum, and natural gas over the fol-
lowing described lands: Section 5, Township
26, Osoyoos Division of Yale District, Province
of British Columbia.
Dated this 7th day of November, 1986.
9429-no12
CERTIFICATES OF
INCORPORATION.
“COMPANIES ACT,”
No. 15349.
OTICE is hereby given that “ Jack I. Louis,
Limited,’ was incorporated under the
“ Companies Act” on the 21st day of October,
1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
ten thousand dollars, divided into one thousand
shares of ten dollars each.
The address of its registered office is 314
Standard Bank Building, 510 Hastings Street
West, Vancouver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To carry on the business of dealers in
raw and tanned furs, furriers, exporters and
importers of furs, wholesalers, retailers, manu-
facturers or jobbers, agents or commission
brokers of any furs or fur-bearing animals:
(b.) To do any and all of the above things
in any part of the world as principals, agents,
or contractors, or by or through trustees,
agents, or otherwise, and either alone or in
conjunction with others.
H. G. GARRETT,
9288-0¢29 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15865.
WN eniee is hereby given that “ Reliable Elec-
trical Products, Limited,” was incorpo-
rated under the “ Companies Act” on the 26th
day of October, 1936. ;
The authorized capital of the Company is
ten thousand dollars, divided into one thousand
shares of ten dollars each. :
The address of its registered office is 1051
Granville Street, Vancouver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To engage in and deal in any and all
lines of electrical devices, appliances, material,
and equipment, either as wholesalers, retailers,
jobbers, general brokers, manufacturers, fac-
tors, or commission dealers:
(b.) To manufacture, buy, sell, both at
wholesale and retail, lease, let, or operate any
and all refrigeration apparatus or machinery,
appliances, or supplies of any kind or nature
whatsoever:
(c.) To purchase all or any part of the
assets of any company, partnership, firm, or
person, and to pay for same in cash or shares
or partly in cash and partly in shares.
HG. GARRET;
9401-0c29 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15855.
OTICE is hereby given that “ Cariboo Trail
Fur Breeders (1936), Limited,” was in-
corporated under the “‘ Companies Act” on the
23rd day of October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
twenty thousand dollars, divided into twenty
thousand shares of one dollar each.
The address of its registered office is Laid-
law, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are :—
(a.) To take over and operate the business
known as “Cariboo Trail Fur Breeders” at
Laidlaw, B.C.:
(b.) To buy, sell, deal in, import, export, and
raise meat, live stock, cattle, sheep, rabbits,
fowl, horses, and pigs, and to carry on in all
branches of such representative trades or busi-
nesses:
(c.) To acquire by purchase or otherwise and
to operate farms, ranches, sheep-farms, and
rabbit-farms in Canada and (or) elsewhere,
and to raise, buy, sell, and deal in hay, grain,
vegetables, and other products of the farm and
all kinds of meat, and to carry on the trades
or businesses of cattle-rearers, sheep-farmers,
chicken-farmers, and mixed farming of all
sorts, tanning and warehousing generally, pre-
served-meat manufacturers, and dealers in
hides, fat, tallow, grease, wool, and other
products:
(d.) To carry on the business of hotel, res-
taurant, café, tavern, beer-house, refreshment-
room, and lodging-house keepers, caterers for
public amusements generally, proprietors of
motors and other vehicles, and operators of bus
lines and taxi services, garage proprietors, and
dealers in gasoline, oil, and any and all kinds
of automotive equipment, general storekeepers,
tobacco and cigar merchants, general agents,
and any other business which can be conve-
NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.]
niently carried on in connection therewith, and
to apply for and obtain necessary Provincial
licences for the carrying-on of such objects:
(e.) ‘To acquire by purchase, lease, exchange,
or otherwise land and buildings in the neigh-
bourhood of Laidlaw, B.C., or elsewhere for the
operation of a tourist camp:
(f.) To buy, sell, and deal in logs, shingle-
bolts, and products of the forest, and to operate
logging camps and shingle-bolt camps:
(g-) To buy, sell, deal in, and raise rabbits,
marten, mink, beaver, and other fur-bearing
animals:
(h.) To carry on all or any of the businesses
of wool merchants, wool-combers, woollen-spin-
ners, yarn merchants, and to raise, purchase,
comb, prepare, spin, dye, and deal in wool and
in products thereof:
(7.) To buy, sell, deal in, or otherwise ac-
quire mines and mineral claims and mining
rights of all kinds:
(7.) To search for, win, get, quarry, reduce,
amalgamate, and prepare for market auriferous
quartz and ore and other mineral substances:
(k.) To acquire by purchase or otherwise
land, and to subdivide, to sell, to construct
dwelling-houses and buildings of every kind,
and to carry on the business of building and
general contractors:
(l.) To carry on the business of insurance
as general agents or otherwise:
(m.) To carry on the business of money-
lenders:
(n.) To carry on the business of an electric
light company, and apply for licence or licences
under the “ Water Act,” and to convey, buy,
sell, and deal in electric and water power.
H. G. GARRETT,
9'401-0c29 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15853.
OTICE is hereby given that “ Oakland
Market, Ltd.,”’ was incorporated under
the “Companies Act” on the 22nd day of
October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
fifty thousand dollars, divided into fifty thou-
sand shares of one dollar each.
The address of its registered office is 414
Standard Bank Building, 510 Hastings Street
West, Vancouver, B.C. :
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To carry on the business of a retail
merchant and storekeeper and dealer in mer-
chandise of all kinds, and to buy, sell, manu-
facture, process, prepare, and deal in goods,
wares, and merchandise of all kinds:
(b.) To enter into such profit-sharing and
co-operative arrangements between the Com-
pany and its members as may be conducive
to the interests thereof.
H. G. GARRETT,
92938-0c29 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15350.
OTICE is hereby given that “ Garden
Hotels, Limited,” was incorporated under
the “Companies Act” on the 21st day of
October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
ten thousand dollars, divided into ten thousand
shares of one dollar each.
The address of its registered office is 402
Yorkshire Building, 525 Seymour Street, Van-
couver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To carry on the trade or business of
hotel, restaurant, café, tavern, beer-house, re-
freshment-room, and lodging-house keepers,
licensed victuallers, wine, beer, and spirit mer-
chants, brewers, malterers, distillers, importers
and manufacturers of aerated, mineral, and
THE B.C. GAZETTE. 1939
artificial water and other drinks, purveyors,
caterers for public amusements generally, pro-
prietors of motor and other vehicles, garage
proprietors, farmers, dairymen, ice merchants,
importers and brokers of food, live and dead
stock, and produce of all descriptions, hair-
dressers, chemists, proprietors of baths, dress-
ing-rooms, laundries, reading, writing, and
newspaper rooms, libraries, grounds, and places
of amusement, recreation, sport, entertainment,
and instruction of all kinds, tobacco and cigar
merchants, agents for railway and shipping
companies and carriers, theatrical and opera
box-office proprietors, entrepreneurs, and
general agents, and any other business which
can be conveniently carried on in connection
therewith:
(b.) To purchase, hire, lease, or otherwise
acquire, erect, furnish, and maintain hotels
with suitable garages, stables, offices, and
grounds:
(c.) To carry on business as merchants:
(d.) To carry on any kind of agency busi-
ness:
(e.) To purchase for investment or resale
and to traffic in lands and houses and other
property.
E.G; GARRETT,
9288-0c29 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15364.
OTICE is hereby given that “ Hodgson
Transmissions, Limited,’ was incorpo-
rated under the “ Companies Act” on the 26th
day of October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
one hundred thousand dollars, divided into one
thousand shares of one hundred dollars each.
The address of its registered office is 102-6
Pacific Building, 744 Hastings Street West,
Vancouver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To apply for and to purchase or other-
wise acquire letters patent, brevets d’invention,
and similar privileges and concessions, both
British and foreign and in any country of the
world, for inventions or improvements in any
invention, or any interest in any such inven-
tions, patents, or brevets d’invention, and any
licence or licences in connection therewith, and
to finance inventors or alleged inventors for
the purpose of enabling them to test, perfect,
or market their inventions, or acquire letters
patent or other such rights and privileges
thereto pertaining, and to acquire and in any
way deal with trade-names:
(b.) To sell, let, or grant any patent rights,
brevets d’invention, or privileges belonging to
the Company or which may be acquired by it,
or any interest in the same, and to grant
licences for the use and practice of the same
or any of them, and to let or allow to be used
or otherwise deal with or in any inventions,
patents, brevets d’invention, or privileges in
which the Company may be interested, and to
do all such acts and things as may be deemed
expedient for turning to account any inven-
tions, patents, brevets d’invention, and privi-
leges in which the Company may be interested:
_ (e¢.) To manufacture and produce, whether
in whole or in part, and to buy, sell, lease, and
otherwise trade and deal in and import and
export all machinery, plant, articles, appli-
ances, and things capable of being manufac-
tured, produced, or traded in, and, without
limiting the generality of the foregoing, all
things capable of being manufactured, pro-
duced, or traded in by virtue of or in connection
with any such letters patent, brevets d’inven-
tion, concessions, licences, inventions, rights,
or privileges as aforesaid, and to carry on a
general wholesale and retail business in goods
and chattels of every description:
(d.) To form, promote, subsidize, and assist
companies, syndicates, and partnerships of all
kinds, and to buy or otherwise acquire and
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1940
THE B.C. GAZETTE.
[NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.
dispose of shares, debentures, bonds, and other |
securities or other evidences of interest in such |
companies, syndicates, and partnerships:
(e.) To negotiate and in every way deal with |
governmental, municipal, and civic authorities
in any country in the world and for any purpose
whatsoever, and to apply for, procure, or obtain
any powers, privileges, rights, or concessions |
for this Company or for any other company, |
syndicate, partnership, or person:
(f.) To carry out any transactions whatso-_
ever which may be lawfully undertaken and
carried out by capitalists, promoters, agents of |
every kind, or concessionaires: |
(g.) To allot shares of this Company,
credited as fully or partly paid up and either
at par or at a premium, as the whole or part
of the purchase price for any property, goods, |
chattels, inventions, patents, brevets d’inven- |
tion, licences, rights, or concessions purchased
by the Company, or for guarantees, or for any |
other valuable consideration as from time to
time may be determined:
(h.) To make gifts and donations to any.
person, firm, or corporation for any purpose
whatsoever, whether such person, firm, or cor-
poration be a member of this Company or not:
(2.) To sell and dispose of the whole or any
part of the undertaking of the Company for
such consideration as the Company may think |
fit, and in particular for shares, debentures, or
securities of any other company:
(j.) To carry on business or to do any of
the things set out herein in any Province,
Territory, or part of the Dominion of Canada
or in any other country, and to procure the
registration or recognition of the Company in
any Province, Territory, or part of the Domin-
ion of Canada and in any other country or
place:
(k.) To do all or any of the above things in
any part of the world and as principals, agents,
contractors, or otherwise, and either alone or
in conjunction with others.
And it is hereby declared that the intention
is that the objects specified in each paragraph
of this clause shall, except where otherwise
expressed in such paragraph, be in nowise
limited or restricted by reference to or inference |
from the terms of any other paragraph or the
name of the Company.
H. G. GARRETT,
Registrar of Companies.
9300-0¢29
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15372.
OTICE is hereby given that “ Watson Secu-
rities, Limited,” was incorporated under
the “ Companies Act ” on the 31st day of Octo-
ber, 1936.
The Company is authorized to issue one thou-
sand shares without nominal or par value.
The address of its registered office is 520
Stock Exchange Building, 475 Howe Street,
Vancouver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are: To transact all kinds of agency
business; to negotiate loans; to find invest-
ments; to carry on business as capitalists, finan-
ciers, brokers, and manufacturers’ agents; to
purchase or otherwise acquire, sell, dispose of,
and deal in real and personal property of all
kinds, and in particular lands, shares, stocks,
debentures, securities, book debts, and any in-
terest in real or personal property, and any
claims against such property or against any
person or company; to advance money on the
security of stocks, shares, buy, sell, and deal in
warrants, bonds, debentures, bills of lading,
warehouse receipts, choses in action, coupons,
and other negotiable or transferable or non-
negotiable securities or documents; to subscribe
for, underwrite, issue on commission or other-
wise, take, hold, and deal in shares and secu-
rities of all kinds; to carry on business as pro-
moters, and to form, constitute, float, assist, |
and control companies and undertakings; to
purchase, take on lease or in exchange, or other-
wise acquire any real or personal property, and
to sell, improve, manage, develop, lease, dis-
pose of, turn to account, or otherwise deal with
same; to import, export, manufacture, buy, sell,
and deal in goods, wares, and merchandise; to
acquire, develop, and maintain mines, mineral
claims, and mining rights; and to construct
and operate all plants and appliances necessary
to the profitable working of the same or any
of them.
H. G. GARRETT, ;
9417-no12 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 153884.
OTICE is hereby given that ‘“ Mona Gold
Mines, Limited (Non-Personal Liabil-
ity),”’ was incorporated under the “‘ Companies
Act” as a Specially Limited Company on the
| 6th day of November, 19386.
The authorized capital of the Company is
seventy-five thousand dollars, divided into one
thousand five hundred shares of fifty dollars
each.
The address of its registered office is 1010
Hall Building, 789 Pender Street West, Van-
couver, B.C.
The objects of the Company are restricted
to the following, namely :—
(a.) To acquire by purchase, lease, hire, dis-
covery, location, or otherwise, and to hold
mines, mineral claims, mining lands, prospects,
licences, and mining rights of every descrip-
tion, and to work, develop, operate, turn to
account, sell, or otherwise dispose thereof:
(b.) To dig, drill, or bore for, raise, crush,
wash, smelt, reduce, refine, amalgamate, assay,
analyse, and otherwise treat gold, silver, copper,
lead, iron, coal, petroleum, natural gas, and
any other ore, deposit, metal, or mineral what-
soever, whether belonging to the Company or
not, and to render the same merchantable, and
to buy, sell, and deal in the same or any product
thereof :
(c.) To engage in any branch of mining,
smelting, milling, and refining minerals:
(d.) To acquire by purchase, lease, hire,
exchange, or otherwise timber lands, leases, or
claims, rights to cut timber, surface rights and
rights-of-way, water rights and privileges, pat-
ents, patent rights and concessions, and other
real or personal property:
(e.) To acquire by purchase, lease, hire,
exchange, or otherwise, and to construct, oper-
ate, maintain, or alter, trails, roads, ways,
tramways, reservoirs, dams, flumes, race and
other ways, watercourses, canals, aqueducts,
pipe-lines, wells, tanks, bridges, wharves, piers,
mills, pumping plants, factories, foundries,
furnaces, coke-ovens, crushing-works, smelting-
works, concentrating-works, refining-works, hy-
draulic, electrical, and other works and ap-
pliances, power devices and plants of every
kind, laboratories, warehouses, boarding-houses,
dwellings, buildings, machinery, plant, and
other works and conveniences, and to buy, sell,
manufacture, and deal in all kinds of goods,
stores, provisions, implements, chattels, and
effects:
(f.) To build, purchase, lease, hire, charter,
navigate, use, and operate cars, wagons, and
other vehicles, boats, ships, and other vessels:
(g.) To sell or otherwise dispose of ore, metal,
oil, gas, or mineral product, and to take con-
tracts for mining-work of all kinds, and to
_ accept as the consideration shares, stock, deben-
tures, or other securities of any limited com-
pany, wheresoever incorporated and carrying
on any business, directly or indirectly, condu-
cive to the objects of .a specially limited com-
pany, if such shares (except the shares of a
company having non-personal liability), stock,
debentures, or other securities are fully paid
up, and to sell or otherwise dispose thereof.
H. G. GARRETT,
9428-no12 Registrar of Companies.
NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936. ]
CERTIFICATES OF
INCORPORATION.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15356.
THE B.C. GAZETTE. 1941
pany, to pay cash or to issue and allot shares
of this Company credited as fully or partly
paid up, or stock or debentures or other obliga-
tions of this Company, or to pay such considera-
‘tion partly in one way and partly in the other.
OTICE is hereby given that “ Elysium |
Hotel Company, Limited,” was incorpo- |
rated under the “ Companies Act” on the 28rd
day of October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
ten thousand dollars, divided into ten thousand |
shares of one dollar each.
The address of its registered office is 1140
Pender Street West, Vancouver, B.C
The objects for which the Company is estab- |
lished are:—
(a.) To carry on the business of hotelkeepers,
rooming-house keepers, restauranteurs, pro- |
visioners, apartment-house operators, and any
and all branches of the letting of rooms, either
single or en suite, for hire, and the supplying |
of meals, food, and provisions to tenants or
customers:
(b.) To do any and all of the above things in |
any part of the world as principals, agents,
or contractors, or by or through trustees,
agents, or otherwise, and either alone or in
conjunction with others.
H. G. GARRETT,
9292-0c29 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15357.
, OTICE is hereby given that “ Pavilion
Ranches, Ltd.,”’ was incorporated under
the “Companies Act” on the 28rd day of
October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
one hundred thousand dollars, divided into one
thousand shares of one hundred dollars each.
The address of its registered office is 615
Credit Foncier Building, 850 Hastings Street
West, Vancouver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To purchase or otherwise acquire, under-
take, and carry on as a going concern the
butcher and meat-dealer business carried on
at Pavilion, in the Province of British Colum-
bia, by B. Beloud, and all or any of the assets,
property, contracts, rights, obligations, and
liabilities of the said B. Beloud in connection
therewith, and to pay for the same in cash or
shares of this Company, or partly in cash and
partly in shares, and to enter into and execute
such agreements as may be necessary for this
purpose:
(b.) To carry on any or all of the busingsses
of importers, exporters, packers, or butchers
of and dealers in meat, cattle, sheep, poultry,
rabbits, butter, fish, and all perishable produce
generally, skins, hides, fur, leather, tallow, fat,
fertilizers, hoofs and other animal products,
dairy, farm, and garden produce of all kinds;
to raise, buy, and sell by wholesale or retail,
trade, slaughter, or otherwise deal in all or
any of the aforementioned animals or products,
and, generally, to carry on in all its branches
a general live-stock and stock-raising farm and
range business:
(c.) To buy, sell, lease, build, acquire, mort-
gage, maintain, and operate lands, ranches,
farms, buildings, warehouses, factories, cold-_
storage plants, machinery and equipment,
trucks, rolling-stock, cattle and other live stock,
franchise and patent rights, and real and per-
sonal property of any kind and description:
(d.) To pack, cure, smoke, preServe, and
prepare for consumption and use any products |
of cattle, sheep, hogs, and other animals,
poultry, fish, and all by-products thereof, and
to carry on business as tanners, fellmongerers,
warehousers, truckers, and shippers:
(e.) As to the consideration for the whole
or any part of the business rights, real or
personal property of any other person or com-
3
H. G. GARRETT,
9292-0¢29 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15360.
ee is hereby given that “ Consolidated
Traders, Limited,’ was incorporated under
the “Companies Act” on the 24th day of
| October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
ten thousand dollars, divided into one hundred
shares of one hundred dollars each.
The address of its registered office is 340
Pender Street West, Vancouver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To buy, sell, and otherwise dispose of,
hold, own, manufacture, produce, export and
import, and deal in, either as principal or agent
and upon commission, consignment, or other-
wise, goods, wares, products, and merchandise
of any kind and nature whatsoever, and to do
a general commission merchant’s merchandise
brokerage and selling agent’s and factor’s busi-
ness in goods, wares, and merchandise dealt in
by the Company:
(b.) To transact all kinds of agency busi-
ness; to negotiate loans; to find investments;
to carry on business as capitalists, financiers,
brokers, and manufacturers’ agents:
(c.) To purchase, take on lease or in ex-
change, or otherwise acquire any real or per-
sonal property, and to sell, improve, manage,
develop, lease, dispose of, turn to account, or
otherwise deal with same:
(d.) To carry on the business of manufac-
turers’ agents or representatives, and to act
in the capacity of agents for the manufacturers
of goods.
H. G. GARRETT,
9292-0¢29 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15348.
OTICE is hereby given that ‘“ Interior
Motors, Limited,” was incorporated under
the “Companies Act” on the 16th day of
October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
twenty thousand dollars, divided into two thou-
sand shares of ten dollars each.
The address of its registered office is South-
east corner of Whetham and Tronson Streets,
Vernon, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To conduct and carry on the business of
a general service-station, purchase and sale of
motor-cars and motor-car accessories, both
wholesale and retail, and in connection with the
business of the Company to establish branch
stores, agencies, and depots for the purchase
| and sale thereof:
(b.) To acquire by purchase, lease, or other
manner lands and premises, and to erect thereon
warehouses or other buildings which the Com-
pany may require for its business, and to
engage in a general warehousing and storage
business, and to sell, lease, or otherwise dispose
of such lands or buildings when the Company
deems it expedient to do so:
(c.) To buy and sell motor-cars, trucks, and
tractors of all kinds, gasoline, oil, and other
products required in and about a general auto-
mobile business, including motor-car acces-
sories, and to acquire or hold an interest in
any firm or company whose business consists
wholly or in part of buying and selling general
automobile accessories:
(d.) To purchase, lease, or otherwise acquire
and to hold, improve, manage, exchange, work,
develop, exercise all rights in respect of, lease,
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mortgage, sell, dispose of, turn to account, and
otherwise deal with all kinds of real and per- |
sonal property:
(e.) To act as agents for the depositors of |
any goods and chattels for storage and ware-
housing purposes, in effecting sales and pur-|
chases thereof, in collecting, paying, or remit-
ting the proceeds of such transactions, and
generally in dealings of every kind connected
with such goods and chattels:
The objeets set forth in any subclause of this |
clause shall not, except when the context ex-
pressly so requires, be in anywise limited or
restricted by reference to or inference from
the terms of any other subclause or by the
name of the Company, but may be carried out
in as full and ample a manner and construed
in as wide a sense as if each of the said para-
graphs defined the objects of a separate, dis-
tinct, and independent company.
H. G. GARRETT,
9292-0c29 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15358.
‘NJ OTICE is hereby given that ‘“ Maypole
Dairies (19386), Limited,” was incorpo-
rated under the ‘“‘ Companies Act” on the 23rd
day of October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
ten thousand dollars, divided into one hundred
shares of one hundred dollars each.
The address of its registered office is Room
211, 678 Howe Street, Vancouver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To manufacture, produce, compound,
purify, improve, store, deal in, purchase,
acquire, sell, supply, and dispose of dairy and
farm produce of all kinds and any other sup-
plies, goods, and material:
(b.) To purchase, take, acquire, hold, man-
age, improve, lease, exchange, sell, mortgage,
pledge, and dispose of real and personal prop-
erty of any kind and description whatsoever:
(c.) To build, manufacture, maintain, oper-
ate, improve, repair, deal in, purchase, take,
acquire, hold, manage, lease, exchange, sell,
mortgage, pledge, and dispose of manufactories,
mills, stores, warehouses, and any other build-
ings and merchandise of all kinds and descrip-
tions:
(d.) To carry on the business of a general |
merchant in all its branches, both wholesale
and retail:
(e.) To do all such things and to carry on
such businesses as the Company may think are
incidental and conducive to the attainment of
the above objects.
H. G. GARRETT,
9293-0c29 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15352.
OTICE is hereby given that “ Western Sash
& Door Company, Limited,” was incorpo-
rated under the “ Companies Act” on the 22nd
day of October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
ten thousand dollars, divided into ten thousand
shares of one dollar each.
The address of its registered office is 1125
Hastings Street East, Vancouver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To carry on business as manufacturers
of doors and windows and other articles of
building construction, including roofing and
built-in features:
(b.) To carry on business as timber mer-
chants, sawmill, shingle-mill, and pulp-mill
owners, loggers, lumbermen, and lumber mer-
chants in all or any of their branches; to buy, |
sell, prepare for market, import and _ export,
and deal in sawlogs, timber, piles, poles, and
forest products of every kind and description:
(c.) To conduct the business of general mer-
chants, both wholesale and retail and on com-
mission, and to act as brokers in the buying
and selling of commodities, and generally to
carry on any other business whatsoever which
the Company may desire or may consider cap-
able of being conveniently carried on in con-
nection with the powers herein contained.
H. G. GARRETT,
9293-0¢29 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15361.
iN Oli is hereby given that “ Jerman Hunt
(Kelowna), Limited,’ was incorporated
under the ‘Companies Act” on the 24th day
‘of October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
ten thousand dollars, divided into one hundred
shares of one hundred dollars each.
The address of its registered office is Care of
|Messrs. MacNeill, Norris & Pratt, Bank of
Nova Scotia Building, Vancouver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To carry on the business of wholesale
and retail merchants; to carry on any or all
of the businesses of dry-goods manufacturers,
furriers, clothiers, haberdashers, hosiers, mil-
liners, dressmakers, tailors, hatters, manufac-
turers, exporters and importers, wholesale and
retail dealers of and in all kinds of fabrics,
leathers, dresses, lingerie, ladies’ ready-to-wear,
boot and shoe merchants, and manufacturers
and importers and wholesale and retail dealers
of and in all leather goods, household furniture,
china and glassware, crockery, and other house-
hold fittings and utensils, ornaments, bric-a-
brac, stationery, notions, and fancy goods,
dealers in articles and commodities of personal
and household use:
(b.) To buy, sell, and deal in all kinds and
descriptions of goods, wares, and merchandise:
(c.) To carry on the business of manufac-
turers’ agents or representatives or to act in
the capacity of agents for the manufacture of
goods.
H. G@. GARRETT,
9293-0c29 Registrar of Companies.
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION.
“SS SOCIMTINS) AGH. «
CANADA:
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
No. 2314.
HEREBY CERTIFY that “Interior of
British Columbia Hotelmen’s Association ”
has this day been incorporated as a Society
under the “ Societies Act.”
The locality in which the operations of the
Society will be chiefly carried on is Interior of
the Province of British Columbia.
Given under my hand and seal of office at
Victoria, Province of British Columbia, this
seventeenth day of October, one thousand nine
hundred and thirty-six.
ft. 8] H. G. GARRETT,
Registrar of Companies.
The objects of the Society are:—
(a.) To promote a fraternal feeling and
cordial business relationship among its mem-
bers, and generally to do such acts and things
as shall be for the benefit of its members and
the hotel business of the Interior of British
Columbia:
(b.) To" promote just and honourable prac-
tice in the conduct of business and to suppress
malpractices:
(c.) To promote the consideration and dis-
cussion of questions affecting the hotel trade,
and to promote matters of interest to members
and other hotel associations:
(d.) To give legislative and other public
bodies facilities for conferring with and ascer-
NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.]
taining the views of persons engaged in the
hotel trade regarding matters of trade:
(e.) To encourage and promote the develop-
ment of tourist traffic and the building and
maintaining of good roads:
(f.) No part of the funds of the Association
may be appropriated for any local contribu-
tions, donations, or charities in any district,
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ways, reservoirs, dams, flumes, race and other
ways, watercourses, canals, aqueducts, pipe-
lines, wells, tanks, bridges, wharves, plers,
mills, pumping plants, factories, foundries,
' furnaces, coke-ovens, crushing-works, smelting-
but may be devoted to any Province-wide move- |
ment affecting the interests of its members or
the welfare of the Association: z
(g.) To affiliate with corporations having
objects wholly or in part similar to the objects |
of this Society. 9288-0¢29
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15354.
OTICE is hereby given that “ Vernon-
Brockbank Radio Company, Limited,” was
incorporated under the “ Companies Act” on
the 22nd day of October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
ten thousand dollars, divided into ten thousand
shares of one dollar each.
The address of its registered office is Care of
Wee Gurd, 728 Rogers Building, Vancouver,
BG:
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To carry on the business of merchants
and dealers, both wholesale and retail, or as
manufacturers, distributers, brokers, agents, or
otherwise, of and in radios, electric appliances,
devices, and equipment of all kinds, musical
instruments, sheet music, photographic cameras
and accessories, pictures, furniture, refrigera-
tors, washing-machines, and household articles
of every kind, gas and electric engines and
merchandise of every kind:
(b.) To purchase and otherwise acquire and
hold, sell, and dispose of real estate, and im-
prove the same, and to lend money on any real
or personal property, and secure the repay-
ment of the same by mortgage or otherwise.
HH. GeGARRETLT,
9293-0c29 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15362.
OTICE is hereby given that “ Granville
Oils, Limited (Non-Personal Liability) ,”
was incorporated under the “ Companies Act ”
as a Specially Limited Company on the 24th
day of October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
five hundred thousand dollars, divided into five
hundred thousand shares of one dollar each.
The address of its registered office is Room
204, 678 Howe Street, Vancouver, B.C.
The objects of the Company are restricted to
the following, namely :—
(a.) To acquire by purchase, lease, hire, dis-
covery, location, or otherwise, and to hold,
mines, mineral claims, mining lands, prospects,
licences, and mining rights of every descrip-
tion, and to work, develop, operate, turn to
account, sell, or otherwise dispose thereof:
(b.) To dig, drill, or bore for, raise, crush,
wash, smelt, reduce, refine, amalgamate, assay,
analyse, and otherwise treat gold, silver, copper,
lead, iron, coal, petroleum, natural gas, and
any other ore, deposit, metal, or mineral what-
soever, whether belonging to the Company or
not, and to render the same merchantable, and
to buy, sell, and deal in the same or any product
thereof :
(c.) To engage in any branch of mining,
smelting, milling, and refining minerals:
(d.) To acquire by purchase, lease, hire, ex-
change, or otherwise timber lands, leases, or
claims, rights to cut timber, surface rights and
rights-of-way, water rights and privileges,
patents, patent rights and concessions, and
other real or personal property:
(e.) To acquire by purchase, lease, hire, ex-
change, or otherwise, and to construct, operate,
maintain, or alter, trails, roads, ways, tram-
works, concentrating-works, refining-works,
hydraulic, electrical, and other works and appli-
ances, power devices and plants of every kind,
laboratories, warehouses, boarding-houses,
dwellings, buildings, machinery, plant, and
| other works and conveniences, and to buy, sell,
manufacture, and deal in all kinds of goods
stores, provisions, implements, chattels, and
effects:
(f.) To build, purchase, lease, hire, charter,
navigate, use, and operate cars, wagons, and
other vehicles, boats, ships, and other vessels:
(g.) To sell or otherwise dispose of ore,
metal, oil, gas, or mineral product, and to take
contracts for mining-work of all kinds, and
to accept as the consideration shares, stock,
debentures, or other securities of any limited
company, wheresoever incorporated and carry-
ing on any business, directly or indirectly,
conducive to the objects of a specially limited
company, if such shares (except the shares of
a company having non-personal liability) , stock,
debentures, or other securities are fully paid
up, and to sell or otherwise dispose thereof.
Ts, GG, eG AU aoe
9293-0¢29 Registrar of Companies.
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION.
“Sociutins Act.”
CANADA:
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
No. 2318.
HEREBY CERTIFY that “ The Chilliwack
Fish and Game Protective Association ”
has this day been incorporated as a Society
under the “ Societies Act.”
The locality in which the operations of the
Society will be chiefly carried on is Chilliwack,
Province of British Columbia.
Given under my hand and Seal of office at
Victoria, Province of British Columbia, this
twenty-fourth day of October, one thousand
nine hundred and thirty-six.
H. G. GARRETT,
Registrar of Companies.
[L.s.]
The objects of the Society are: To protect
fish and game in the district; to promote ideas
to better fishing and hunting conditions; to
promote rod and gun contests. 9402-0c29
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15359.
lbs ewes is hereby given that “ Dominion
Tug & Barge Co., Limited,” was incor-
porated under the “ Companies Act” on the
24th day of October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
one hundred and thirty-one thousand two hun-
dred and fifty dollars, divided into two thou-
sand five hundred shares of ten dollars each
and two thousand one hundred and twenty-five
shares of fifty dollars each.
The address of its registered office is 307
Stock Exchange Building, 475 Howe Street
Vancouver, B.C :
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are :—
(a.) To acquire, purchase, build, repair,
operate, manage, own, charter, and _ lease,
steamboats, sailing-vessels, barges, scows, tugs
derricks, pile-drivers, dredges, tankers, and
every other kind of water-craft or vessel or
any shares or interest therein, and to sell, dis-
pose of, charter, lease, mortgage, hypothecate
or otherwise deal with the same or any inter-
est therein: ;
(b.) To operate and carry on a service for
the carriage of freight or passengers, or both,
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and a general towing business and a general
salvage business:
(c.) To carry on all or any of the businesses
of ship-owners, ship-brokers, shipping agents,
charterers of ships and vessels, managers of
shipping properties, ship-builders, dredgers,
salvors, marine salvagemen, insurance-brokers,
lightermen, freight contractors, carriers by
land and sea, importers and exporters, forward-
ing agents, warehousemen, wharfingers, gen-
eral freight and passenger agents, mercantile
agents and brokers, general traders in marine
supplies, and a general merchandise business.
H: &. GARRETT,
9300-0c29 Registrar of Companies.
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION.
“ Societies Act.”
CANADA:
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
No. 2317.
HEREBY CERTIFY that “The Pouce Coupe
Community Hospital Society ” has this day
been incorporated as a Society under the “ So-
cieties Act.”
The locality in which the operations of the
Society will be chiefly carried on is Pouce Coupe,
Province of British Columbia.
Given under my hand and seal of office at
Victoria, Province of British Columbia, this
twenty-fourth day of October, one thousand
nine hundred and thirty-six.
[L.s.] H. G. GARRETT,
Registrar of Companies.
The objects of the Society are: To receive
and treat persons suffering from disease or re-
quiring surgical or medical attention, and gen-
erally to maintain a General Hospital in all its
branches. 9401-0¢29
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15368.
OTICE is hereby given that “ Commercial
Factors, Limited,” was incorporated under
the “ Companies Act” on the 27th day of
October, 1936.
The Company is authorized to issue ten thou-
sand shares without nominal or par value.
The address of its registered office is 703
Rogers Building, 470 Granville Street, Van-
couver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To carry on the business of an invest-
ment company, and to invest in any stocks,
bonds, debentures, shares, scrip, or securities
of any Government, state, dominion, province,
sovereign, or authority (supreme, municipal,
local, or otherwise), and in bonds, debentures,
stock, scrip, obligations, shares, or securities
of any company or corporation whatsoever,
whether public or private, or in any undertak-
ing upon which the Company may enter itself
or which may be entered into by others, as well
as in any movable or immovable property what-
soever, and to invest and lend money to persons,
firms, or corporations at interest, with security
or without security, and to buy, sell, exchange,
deal in, and lend money on accounts receivable,
bills of lading, warehouse receipts, hire receipts,
chattel mortgages, lien notes, and any other
forms of security or commercial paper, and to
undertake the financing of industrial loans
secured by real and (or) personal property,
warehouse receipts, hire receipts, chattel mort-
gages, lien notes, and any other form of security
or commercial paper, and to act as an accep- |
tance corporation for the discount or rediscount
of any security on real or personal property,
and to change, alter, or realize upon any such
investments, and to reinvest in the manner
aforesaid any moneys which may at any time
be in the hands of the Company:
(b.) To enter upon and undertake the im-
porting and exporting of goods, wares, and
merchandise of every kind, character, and
description, and to manufacture, buy, and sell
such goods: ;
(c.) To carry on a general trading and
mercantile business as importers and dealers
in all kinds of goods, wares, and merchandise,
whether wholesale or retail, and by means of
stores, warehouses, shops, or agencies in all
such places and in such manner as the Company
may deem to be profitable and advantageous:
(d.) To carry on the business of warehouse-
men, forwarders, and distributers in all its
branches with respect to all articles of com-
merce. :
H. G. GARRETT, ;
9300-0¢29 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15368. =
‘AJ OTICE is hereby given that “ Granville
Furniture Co., Ltd.,” was incorporated
under the “ Companies Act” on the 26th day
of October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
ten thousand dollars, divided into one thousand
shares of ten dollars each.
The address of its registered office is 430—
433 Rogers Building, 470 Granville Street, Van-
couver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To carry on business as merchants,
dealing in all kinds of furniture, household and
store fixtures and appliances, mats, rugs, car-
pets, radios and other musical instruments,
electrical goods, appliances, and machinery,
refrigerators, washing-machines, and any and
all kinds of other goods usually carried in stock
by furniture dealers and manufacturers:
(b.) To carry on the business referred to in
paragraph (a) as dealers, whether wholesale,
retail, or on commission.
H. G. GARRETT,
9300-0¢29 Registrar of Companies.
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION,
“ Societies Act.”
CANADA:
PROVINCE ©F BRITISH COLUMBIA.
No. 2316.
HEREBY CERTIFY that “ The B.C. Rifle-
men’s Club” has this day been incorpo-
rated as a Society under the “ Societies Act.”
The locality in which the operations of the
Society will be chiefly carried on is Cloverdale,
Province of British Columbia.
Given under my hand and seal of office at
Victoria, Province of British Columbia, this
twenty-third day of October, one thousand nine
hundred and thirty-six.
[L.S.] H. G. GARRETT,
Registrar of Companies.
The objects of the Society are:—
(a.) To keep together in a social and fra-
ternal way the members of the various Provin-
cial (B.C.) Eights, in the London Merchants
Match at Ottawa:
(b.) To encourage the sending of B.C. rifle-
men to Bisley with the Canadian Bisley Team,
and help defray their expenses:
(c.) To encourage the sending of B.C. Pro-
) | vincial teams of riflemen to Ottawa for the
including accounts receivable, bills of lading, |
Dominion of Canada Rifle Association Annual
Prize Meeting, and help defray their expenses:
_ (d.) To organize rifle-matches in the Proy-
ince of British Columbia during the summer
months, to be competed for by riflemen of said
Province:
(e.) To arrange a dinner each year at the
termination of the D.R.A. Meeting in honour
of the B.C. London Merchants Team for that
year. 9401-0¢29
NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.]
CERTIFICATES OF
INCORPORATION.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15367.
Hh lhe is hereby given that “ Pioneer Oil |
t Company, Limited,” was incorporated un- |
der the “‘ Companies Act” on the 27th day of
October, 19386.
The authorized capital of the Company is
ten thousand dollars, divided into one thousand
shares of ten dollars each.
The address of its registered office is 411-14 |
Rogers Building, 470 Granville Street, Vancou- |
ver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To carry on the business of manufactur-
ers, importers, exporters, producers, refiners,
suppliers, and distributers of oils, greases,
petroleum and the by-products thereof, and
chemicals of every kind and description; and
to buy, sell, or otherwise acquire and deal in
crude petroleum-oil and other oils, greases,
chemicals, and all products thereof, and to
maintain and operate oil refineries or plants;
and to store, tank, warehouse, and refine crude |
petroleum-oil and other oils, greases, chemicals,
and all products thereof; and to do all acts,
matters, and: things as are incidental or neces-
sary to the attainment of the above objects or
any of them:
(b.) To receive for sale or consignment, and
to sell and consign for sale, and to sell for com-
mission or other reward, and to carry on the
business of wholesale and retail dealers in crude
petroleum-oil and other oils, greases, and chem-
icals and all products thereof:
(c.) To build, construct, purchase, lease,
hire, charter, navigate, use, and operate cars,
trucks, wagons, boats, ships, tugs, scows, and
other vehicles, vessels, and conveyances, and
wharves, for the transportation by land or
water of the products, goods, and merchandise
of the Company or in which it may deal:
(d.) To carry on the business of dealers in,
hirers, repairers, cleaners, storers, and ware-
housers of automobiles, motor-cars, motor-
cycles, aeroplanes, bicycles, velocipedes and car-
riages, and vehicles of all kinds, whether moved
by mechanical power or not, and all machinery,
implements, utensils, appliances, accessories,
apparatus, lubricants, gasoline and other motor-
fuels, cements, solutions, enamels, and all things
capable of being used therewith or in the manu-
facture, maintenance, and working thereof re-
spectively, or in the construction of any track
or surface adapted for the use thereof.
H. G. GARRETT,
Registrar of Companies.
9407-nod5
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15369.
OTICE is hereby given that ‘‘ Commodore
Grill, Limited,” was incorporated under
the “ Companies Act ” on the 29th day of Octo-
ber, 1986.
The authorized capital of the Company is ten |
thousand dollars, divided into ten thousand
shares of one dollar each.
The address of its registered office is 800
Hall Building, 789 Pender Street West, Van-
couver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab- |
lished are:—
(a.) To carry on the business of hotel, res-
taurant, café, grill, refreshment-room, and
lodging-house keepers, licensed victuallers:
(b.) To carry on the businesses of manufac-
turers of and dealers in tobacco, cigars, ciga-
rettes, match-lights, pipes, and any other
articles required by or which may be conve-
nient to smokers, and of snuff grinders and
merchants and box merchants, and to deal in
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-any other articles and things commonly dealt
in by tobacconists: <
(c.) To carry on business as dealers in and
producers of dairy, farm, and garden produce
_of all kinds, and in particular milk, cream, but-
ter, cheese, poultry and eggs, fruit and vege-
tables:
(d.) To carry on the business of tea-shop
keepers, restaurant-keepers, and suppliers of
provisions, both solid and liquid:
(e.) To purchase or to sell any restaurant
business as a going concern or otherwise:
(f.) To buy for sale or otherwise, take on
lease, hire any equipment, fixtures, utensils,
furniture, or other personal property required
for the purpose of the Company:
(g.) To carry on the business of proprietors
or managers of theatres, palaces and halls,
kinematographic shows and exhibitions, and to
permit the Company’s premises to be used for
such other purposes as may seem expedient:
(h.) To carry on the business of refresh-
ment-room proprietors and refreshment ca-
terers and contractors in all its respective
branches:
(i.) To carry on business as bakers, con-
fectioners, butchers, milk-sellers, butter-sellers,
_dairymen, grocers, poulterers, greengrocers,
farmers, and ice merchants:
(j.) To manufacture, buy, sell, refine, pre-
pare, grow, import, export, and’ deal in‘ provi-
sions of all kinds, both wholesale and retail,
and whether solid or liquid:
(k.) To establish and provide all kinds of
conveniences and attractions for customers and
others, and in particular reading, writing, and
smoking rooms, lockers and safe-deposits, tele-
phones, telegraphs, stores, shops, lodgings, and
lavatories:
(l.) To carry on the business of a store-
keeper in all its branches, and’ in particular to
buy, sell, manufacture, and deal in goods, stores,
consumable articles, chattels and effects of all
kinds, both wholesale and retail, and to trans-
act every kind of agency business or trans-
action which may seem to the Company, directly
or indirectly, conducive to the interests of the
Company.
iH, “Go1GARRH ITT,
9407-no5 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
Wo. db8 71.
OTICE is hereby given that Bella Coola
Timber Company, Limited,” was incor-
porated under the “Companies Act” on the
31st day of October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
one hundred thousand dollars, divided into one
thousand shares of one hundred dollars: each.
The address of its registered office is Suite
20, 163 Hastings Street West, Vancouver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
| lished are:—
(a.) To carry on business of timber mer-
chants, sawmill-owners, loggers, lumbermen,
and lumber merchants in any or all their
branches; to buy, sell, log, prepare for market,
manufacture, manipulate, import, export, and
deal in timber, sawlogs, lumber, and wood of
all kinds, and to manufacture and deal in lum-
ber, timber, and timber products, all articles
and materials in the manufacturing whereof
timber, lumber, or wood is used:
(b.) To purchase, lease, or otherwise ac-
quire timber lands, licences, or leases, sawmills,
of any other description for the manufacture of
lumber, shingles, pulp, paper, and other timber
products:
(c.) To act as transporters and conveyers of
logs or lumber by flumes, waterways, railways,
‘trucks, or otherwise, and to clear streams:
(d.) To avail itself of and to have, hold,
exercise, use, and enjoy all rights, powers, privi-
leges, advantages, priorities, and immunities
created, provided, and conferred by the “ Water
Act’ and any amendment thereof and any and
all other laws pertaining to the appropriation
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and use of waters for any and all purposes
whatsoever:
(e.) To acquire, operate, and carry on the
business of a power company, and to apply
water or water-power for producing any form | [
business which may seem to be capable of being
of power, or for producing and generating elec-
tricity for the purpose of light, heat, and power,
or any other purpose for which electricity may
be applied; to acquire, construct, and operate
waterworks, and to distribute, sell, supply, or
use water or water-power for mechanical, irri-
gation, domestic, or any other purposes for
which water or other power may be supplied,
sold, or used; to render water and water-power
available for use, application, and! distribution,
constructing, erecting, and operating and all
improvements of every sort whatsoever neces-
sary for said purposes, including the diverting
of the waters of any stream, pond, or lake into
any other channel or channels.
H. G. GARRETT,
9407-no5d Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15375:
OTICE is hereby given that “ Star Bakery,
Limited,” was incorporated under the
“ Companies Act ” on the 2nd day of November,
19386.
The authorized capital of the Company is
ten thousand dollars, divided into ten thousand
shares of one dollar each.
The address of its registered office is over
Marlatt’s, Bay Avenue, Trail, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To carry on business as bakers and
manufacturers of and dealers in bread, flour,
biscuits, and farinaceous compounds and ma-
terials of every description:
(b.) To carry on business as confectioners,
restaurateurs, proprietors, and (or) opera-
tors of delicatessen shops, merchants, feed mer-
chants, and general traders:
(c.) To construct, acauire, hire, hold, work,
let, and sell mills, factories, bake-houses, shops,
buildings, machinery, and appliances suitable
for such baking, manufacturing, and dealing.
H. G. GARRETT,
9412-no5 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15366.
eee. is hereby given that “ The Grand-
view Greenhouses, Limited,” was incor-
porated under the “‘ Companies Act” on the
27th day of October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
twenty thousand dollars, divided into twenty
thousand shares of one dollar each.
The address of its registered office is 131
Pender Street East, Vancouver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are: To carry on the business of green-
house operators, nurserymen, florists, market-
gardeners, and generally the business of grow-
ers, both wholesale and retail, and the business
of importers and exporters.
H. G. GARRETT,
9407-no5
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15377.
OTICE is hereby given that “ Gordon, Bur-
the “Companies Act” on the 2nd day of
November, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
ten thousand dollars, divided into ten thousand
shares of one dollar each.
The address: of its registered office is Suite
808. Union Building, Victoria, B.C.
lished are:—
Registrar of Companies. |
(a.) To carry on business as stock-brokers,
insurance-brokers, financiers, and promoters,
_and to undertake and carry on and execute all
'kinds of financial, commercial trading, and
other operations, and to carry on any other
conveniently carried on in connection with any
of these objects, or calculated, directly or indi-
rectly, to enhance the value of, or facilitate the
realization of, or render profitable any of the
Company’s property or rights:
(b.) To purchase or otherwise acquire and
to sell, exchange, surrender, lease, mortgage,
charge, convert, turn to account, dispose of, and
deal with property and rights of all kinds, and
in particular stocks, shares, bonds, mortgages,
debentures, concessions, options, contracts, pat-
ents, annuities, licences, policies, book debts,
business concerns and undertakings, and claims,
privileges, and choses in action of all kinds:
(c.) To subscribe for, conditionally or un-
conditionally, and to underwrite, take, hold, deal
in, and convert stocks, shares, and securities
of all kinds, and to enter into partnership or
into any arrangement for sharing profits, union
of interests, reciprocal concession, or co-opera-
tion with any person, partnership, or company,
and to promote and aid in promoting, constitute,
form, or organize companies, syndicates, or
partnerships of all kinds:
(d.) To carry on business as bond-dealers
and bond-brokers, either wholesale or retail,
and otherwise to carry on any other business
which may be conveniently carried on in con-
nection with the business of bond-dealers or
bond-brokers:
(e.) To acquire by purchase or otherwise and
take over as a going concern the financial
brokerage business carried on in the City of
Victoria, Province of British Columbia, by
Douglas Cameron Gordon and James Arthur
Burchett, under the firm-name and style of
“ Gordon Burchett & Co.,” and all or any of the
assets or liabilities of the said partnership, and
to enter into an agreement for sale with the
said Douglas Cameron Gordon and James
Arthur Burchett, and to carry the same into
effect with or without modification:
(f.) To carry on business as real estate,
rental, insurance, and collection agents, and to
| transact all kinds of agency and brokerage
business:
(g.) To buy, sell, exchange, lease, or other-
wise deal in real estate and immovable prop-
erty:
(h.) To lend money on such terms, with or
without security, as may seem expedient, and
to buy, sell, exchange, or otherwise deal in
mortgages of and other securities upon real or
personal property:
(7.) To lay out land for building purposes,
and to build on, improve, let on building leases,
_and otherwise develop the same:
(j.) To form, promote, subsidize, assist, and
manage companies, syndicates, partnerships,
enterprises, and undertakings of all kinds:
(k.) Subject to the “ Insurance Act,” to give
any guarantee for the payment of money or
the performance of any obligation or under-
taking:
(l.) To prospect for, locate, acquire by pur-
chase, lease, hire, or otherwise, and hold, man-
age, develop, work, and sell mines, mineral
claims, mineral leases, mining lands, prospects,
licences, and mining rights and properties of
every description, and to work, develop, operate,
_turn to account, sell, or otherwise dispose
chett & Co., Ltd.,”’ was ineorporated under | :
thereof, and generally to engage in any branch
of mining, smelting, milling, and refining
minerals:
(m.) To acquire by purchase, lease, hire, ex-
change, or otherwise, and to take and give op-
tions on, dispose of, and otherwise deal with
timber lands, leases, or claims, rights to cut
; timber, surface rights and rights-of-
The objects for which the Company is estab- | : Ei Niele a
water rights and privileges, and logging-rail-
ways, and to carry on the business of loggers
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and sawmill operators, and to manufacture,
buy, and sell timber and lumber:
(n.) To acquire, hold, sell, and otherwise dis-
pose of and turn to account patents, patent
rights, and concessions:
(o.) To carry on business as contractors for
the construction, execution, carrying-out, equip-
ment, improvement, working, development, ad-
ministration, management, or control of public
and private buildings, works, and conveniences
of all kinds:
(p.) To build, purchase, lease, hire, charter,
navigate, use, and operate cars, wagons, and
other vehicles, boats, ships, and other vessels:
(q.) Generally to carry on and undertake
any business, undertaking, transaction, or oper-
ation commonly carried on or undertaken by
capitalists, promoters, financiers, and conces-
sionaires, and any other business which may
seem to the Company capable of being con-
veniently carried on in connection with the
above, or calculated, directly or indirectly, to
enhance the value of or render profitable any of
the Company’s property or rights.
H,. G,' GARRETT,
9412-no5 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15878.
OTICE is hereby given that “ Barkoola
Gold Mines, Limited,” was incorporated
under the ‘“ Companies Act ” on the 2nd day of
November, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
three hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
divided into three hundred and fifty thousand
shares of one dollar each.
The address of its registered office is) 425
Howe Street, Vancouver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are :—
(a.) To purchase, take on lease, or otherwise
acquire any mines, mining rights, and metal-
‘liferous land and any interest therein, and to
explore, work, exercise, develop, and turn to
account the same:
(b.) To crush, win, get, quarry, smelt, cal-
cine, refine, dress, amalgamate, manipulate, and
prepare for market ore, metal, and mineral sub-
stances of all kinds, and to carry on any other
metallurgical operations which may seem con-
ducive to any of the Company’s objects:
(c.) To buy, sell, manufacture, and deal in
minerals, plant, machinery, implements, con-.
veniences, provisions, and things capable of
being used in connection with metallurgical
operations, or required by workmen and others
employed by the Company:
(d.) To construct, carry out, maintain, im-
prove, manage, work, control, and superintend
any roads, ways, tramways, bridges, reservoirs,
watercourses, aqueducts, wharves, furnaces,
sawmills, crushing-works, hydraulic works, elec-
trical works, factories, warehouses, shops, and
other works and conveniences which may seem,
directly or indirectly, conducive to any of the
objects of the Company, and to contribute to,
subsidize, or otherwise aid or take part in any
such operations.
H: G. GARRETT,
9412-no5 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15370.
OTICE is hereby given that “ Bridge River
United Gold Mines, Limited (Non-Per-
sonal Liability) ,’”’ was incorporated under the
“ Companies Act” as a Specially Limited Com-
pany on the 30th day of October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is one
million five hundred thousand dollars, divided
into three million shares of fifty cents each.
The address of its registered office is Room
705, Birks Building, 718 Granville Street, Van-
couver, B.C.
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The objects of the Company are restricted to
the following, namely :—
(a.) To acquire by purchase, lease, hire, dis-
covery, location, or otherwise, and to hold
mines, mineral claims, mining lands, prospects,
licences, and mining rights of every description,
and to work, develop, operate, turn to account,
sell, or otherwise dispose thereof:
(b.) To dig, drill, or bore for, raise, crush,
wash, smelt, reduce, refine, amalgamate, assay,
analyse, and otherwise treat gold, silver, cop-
per, lead, iron, coal, petroleum, natural gas, and
any other ore, deposit, metal, or mineral what-
soever, whether belonging to the Company or
not, and to render the same merchantable, and
to buy, sell, and deal in the same or any product
thereof :
(c.) To engage in any branch of mining,
smelting, milling, and refining minerals:
(d.) To acquire by purchase, lease, hire, ex-
change, or otherwise timber lands, leases, or
claims, rights to cut timber, surface rights and
rights-of-way, water rights and privileges, pat-
ents, patent rights and concessions, and other
real or personal property:
(e.) To acquire by purchase, lease, hire, ex-
change, or otherwise, and to construct, operate,
maintain, or alter, trails, roads, ways, tram-
ways, reservoirs, dams, flumes, race and other
ways, watercourses, canals, aqueducts, pipe-
lines, wells, tanks, bridges, wharves, piers,
mills, pumping plants, factories, foundries, fur-
naces, coke-ovens, crushing-works, smelting-
works, concentrating-works, refining-works,
hydraulic, electrical, and other works and ap-
pliances, power devices. and plants of every
kind, laboratories, warehouses, boarding-houses,
dwellings, buildings, machinery, plant, and
other works and conveniences, and to buy, sell,
manufacture, and deal in all kinds of goods,
stores, provisions, implements, chattels, and
effects:
(f.) To build, purchase, lease, hire, charter,
navigate, use, and operate cars, wagons, and
other vehicles, boats, ships, and other vessels:
(g.) To sell or otherwise dispose of ore,
metal, oil, gas, or mineral product, and to take
contracts for mining-work of all kinds, and to
accept as the consideration shares, stock, de-
debentures, or other securities of any limited
company, wheresoever incorporated and carry-
ing on any business, directly or indirectly, con-
ducive to the objects of a specially limited com-
pany, if such shares (except the shares of a
company having non-personal liability), stock,
debentures, or other securities are fully paid
up, and to sell or otherwise dispose thereof.
H. G. GARRETT,
9412-no5 Registrar of Companies.
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION.
* Societies Act.”
CANADA:
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
No. 2315.
I HEREBY CERTIFY that “Nithi River
Farmers’ Institute ” has this day been in-
oe as a Society under the “ Societies
c bee!
The locality in which the operations of the
Society will be chiefly carried on is Nithi River
District, Province of British Columbia.
Given under my hand and seal of office at Vic-
torla, Province of British Columbia, this
twentieth day of October, one thousand ni
hundred and thirty-six. ae
[L.s. ] H. G. GARRETT,
Registrar of Companies.
The objects of the Society are:—
(a.) To improve conditions of rural life
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ous:
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[NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.
(b.) To promote the theory and practice of
agriculture by lectures, essays, the circulation
of information and other educational methods,
and to stimulate interest by exhibitions, prizes,
and other means:
(c.) To arrange on behalf of its members for
the purchase, distribution, or sale of commodi-
ties, supplies, or products, and generally to act
on their behalf in all matters incidental to
agricultural pursuits:
d.) To promote social intercourse, mutual |
helpfulness, and the diffusion of knowledge,
and to make new settlers welcome.
9413-no5
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15374.
OTICE is hereby given that ‘‘ Home and
Western Canadian Properties, Limited,”
was incorporated under the “ Companies Act”
on the 31st day of October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
ten thousand dollars, divided into four hundred
shares of twenty-five dollars each.
The address of its registered office is c/o
E. A. M. Williams, 311 Foul Bay, Road, Vic-
toria, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To purchase for investment or resale
and to traffic in Jand and house and other prop-
erty of any tenure and any interest therein, and
to create, sell, and deal in freehold and lease-
hold ground-rents, and to make advances upon
the security of land or house or other property
or any interest therein, and generally to deal
in, traffic by way of sale lease, exchange, or
otherwise with land and house property and
any other property whether real or personal:
(b.) To transact all kinds of agency busi-
ness; to negotiate loans; to find investments;
to carry on a general real-estate, brokerage,
commission, mortgage, financial, mercantile,
manufacturing, and contracting business, and
as stock, bond, grain, and commodity brokers,
commission, mortgage, collection, rental, ship-
ping, and forwarding agents, and as ware-
housemen, wharfingers, carriers by land, water,
and air, business-brokers, general brokers, valu-
ators, auctioneers, salvage-brokers, manufac-
turers, manufacturers’ agents, merchants, and
traders; and to import and export, manufac-
ture, buy, sell, barter, exchange, pledge, make
advances upon, or otherwise deal in goods,
wares, produce, articles, and merchandise; to
carry on business as promoters, and to form,
constitute, promote, subsidize, float, assist, and
control companies, syndicates, partnerships,
and undertakings of all kinds:
(c.) To underwrite, subscribe for, tender for,
purchase, take, acquire, and hold, either as
principal or agent and absolutely as owner or
by way of collateral security or otherwise, and
to sell by instalments or otherwise, exchange,
transfer, assign, or otherwise dispose of, mort-
gage, pledge, or otherwise deal in debentures,
stocks, bonds, shares, or other securities issued
or guaranteed by any Government, commis-
sioners, public body or authority, munici-
pality, or school or other corporation, or of
any chartered bank, or of any duly incor-
porated company or corporation, whether in
Canada or elsewhere, or of the shares in any
syndicate; and to vote on any shares, deben-
tures, and bonds through such agent or agents
as the directors may appoint:
(d.) To carry on the business of insurance
and customs-house brokers, insurance inspec-
tors, insurance-adjusters, and to act as agents
for fire, life, health, automobile, marine, acci-
dent, guarantee, indemnity, and all other kinds
of insurance, guarantee, or indemnity com-
panies:
(e.) To deal in agreements for sale and pur-
chase of land or other property, mortgages,
bills of exchange, debentures, coupons, and
other negotiable instruments and securities,
and in all respects to have and enjoy the same
powers and privileges with regard to lending
its money and transacting its business as a
private individual could have and enjoy: ;
(f.) To act as representative, attorney in
fact, or proxy for any person, firm, or corpora-
tion for any lawful purpose; to collect money
due or owing to any person, firm, estate, or
corporation; to employ solicitors, attorneys, or
counsel for any lawful purpose; to enter and
prosecute, compromise and settle, and repre-
sent persons interested in actions, causes of
action, and suits of any kind, and to take pro-
ceedings in Courts of law pertaining to or which
may be deemed necessary or advantageous in
connection with its business or objects; to act
as attorney in fact for any lawful purpose:
(g.) Generally to carry on or undertake any
business, undertaking, transaction, or operation
commonly carried on or undertaken by real-
estate agents, stock and bond brokers, insur-
ance agents, general agents and brokers of all
kinds, capitalists, promoters, financiers, con-
cessionaires, contractors for public or other
works, buildings, merchants, and any other
businesses, whether manufacturing or other-
wise, which may seem to the Company capable
of being conveniently carried on in connection
with its business, or calculated, directly or indi-
rectly, to enhance the value of or render profit-
able any of the Company’s property or rights:
(h.) To pay out of the funds of the Company
all expenses of and incidental to the formation,
registration, and advertising of.the Company,
and to remunerate any person or company for
services rendered or to be rendered in placing
or assisting to place, or guaranteeing the plac-
ing of, any of the shares of the Company’s capi-
tal or any debentures, debenture stock, or other
securities of the Companv. or in or about the
formation or promotion of the Company or in
the conduct of its business:
(z.) To obtain the Company to be registered
or licensed in any other Province or country.
H. G. GARRET,
9413-n05 Registrar of Companies.
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION.
“ SOCIETIES ACT.”
CANADA:
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
No. 2319.
HEREBY CERTIFY that “ Vancouver
League for the Hard of Hearing ” has this
day been incorporated as a Society under the
“ Societies Act.”
The locality in which the operations of the
Society will be chiefly carried on is Vancouver,
Province of British Columbia.
Given under my hand and Seal of office at
Victoria, Province of British Columbia, this
twenty-seventh day of October, one thousand
nine hundred and thirty-six.
Tres] H. G. GARRETT,
Registrar of Companies.
The objects of the Society are:—
(a.) To promote the art and practice of lip-
reading:
(b.) To alleviate the social isolation of the
hard of hearing:
(c.) To encourage all scientifically approved
eiforts for the prevention of deafness and the
conservation of hearing, especially in children:
(d.) To assist the hard of hearing in voca-
tional guidance, training, and readjustment:
(e.) To maintain headquarters for the busi-
ness of the organization and for the convenience
of its members:
(f.) To investigate hearing aids of all kinds:
(g.) To discourage the use of quack or fake
* cures":
(h.) To encourage and carry on any other
activities that may be to the benefit and interest
of the hard of hearing. 9300-0¢29
NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.]
CERTIFICATES OF
INCORPORATION.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15392.
i OCE is hereby given that “ Lamyer Cor-
poration, Ltd.,’”’ was incorporated under |
the “Companies Act” on the 13th day of
November, 1986.
ten thousand dollars, divided into two hundred
shares of fifty dollars each.
The address of its registered office is) 326
Pemberton Building, Victoria, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lishec are: To acquire, hold, transfer, and sell
lands, mines, and concessions in the Province of
British Columbia, including the shares, stocks, |
and (or) bonds of any company incorporated
for the same or any similar purpose.
H. G. GARRETT,
9438-nol19
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15390.
OTICE is hereby given that “ Waterfront
Properties, Limited,” was incorporated
under the “ Companies Act” on the 12th day of
November, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
twenty-five thousand dollars, divided into two
hundred and fifty shares of one hundred dollars
each.
The address of its registered office is 680-633
Rogers Building, 470 Granville Street, Vancou-
ver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To construct, purchase, take in ex-
change, lease, charter, or otherwise acquire,
have and hold, improve, develop, repair, alter,
maintain, operate, manage, sell, exchange, let
out to hire, or otherwise deal with wharves,
piers, docks, dockyards, ship-building yards,
marine ways, boats and vessels of all kinds, and
machinery and equipment for boats and vessels:
(b.) To carry on the business of transporta-
tion of passengers and freight, including the
business of towing and salvage:
(c.) To carry on the business of dredging
and a general contracting and construction
business:
(d.) To carry on the business of marine sur-
veyors, wharfingers, lightermen, stevedores, and
warehousemen:
(e.) To carry on the business of wholesale
and retail merchants and manufacturers of
lumber and other products of the forest:
(f.) To purchase, lease, take in exchange, or
otherwise acquire lands or interest therein,
together with any buildings or structures that
may be on the lands, and to sell, lease, ex-
change, mortgage, or otherwise dispose of
lands and buildings and structures.
H. G. GARRETT,
9436-no19 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15383.
OTICE is hereby given that “ Milton Gold
Mining Company, Limited (Non-Personal
Liability) ,”’ was incorporated under the “ Com-
panies Act” as a Specially Limited Company
on the 6th day of November, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
twenty-five thousand dollars, divided into fifty
thousand shares of fifty cents each.
The address of its registered office is Harri-
son Building, Main Street, Penticton, B.C.
The objects of the Company are restricted
to the following, namely :—
(a.) To acquire by purchase, lease, hire, dis-
covery, location, or otherwise, and hold, mines,
mineral claims, mineral leases, mining lands,
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Registrar of Companies. |
THE B.C. GAZETTE.
1949
prospects, licences, and mining rights of every
description, and to work, develop, operate, turn
to account, sell, or otherwise dispose thereof:
(b.) To engage in any branch of mining,
' smelting, milling, and refining minerals:
(c.) To acquire by purchase, lease, hire, ex-
change, or otherwise timber lands, leases, or
claims, rights to cut timber, surface rights and
rights-of-way, water rights and privileges, pat-
ents, patent rights and concessions, and other
_ | real or personal property:
The authorized capital of the Company is
(d.) To acquire by purchase, lease, hire, ex-
change, or otherwise, and to construct, operate,
maintain, or alter, trails, roads, ways, tram-
ways, reservoirs, dams, flumes, race and other
ways, watercourses, canals, aqueducts, pipe-
lines, wells, tanks, bridges, wharves, piers,
mills, pumping plants, factories, foundries,
| furnaces, coke-ovens, crushing-works, smelting-
works, concentrating-works, refining-works,
hydraulic, electrical, and other works and ap-
_pliances, power devices and plants of every
_kind, laboratories, warehouses, boarding-houses,
dwellings, buildings, machinery, plant, and
other works and conveniences, and to buy, sell,
manufacture, and deal in all kinds of goods,
stores, provisions, implements, chattels, and
effects.
H..G. "GARRETT,
9486-no19 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15388.
Rie ee is hereby given that “ Balaclava
Investments, Limited,” was incorporated
under the ‘‘ Companies Act ” on the 10th day of
November, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
ten thousand dollars, divided into ten thousand
shares of one dollar each.
The address of its registered office is 2205
Fifth Avenue West, Vancouver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To acquire or undertake the whole or
any part of any business which the Company is
authorized to carry on; to carry on any busi-
ness the Company may choose to engage in:
(b.) To carry on any business, whether
manufacturing, contracting, mercantile of any
kind whatsoever, except banking and insurance
or any business within the meaning or defini-
tion given to the words “trust company” in
the “ Trust Companies Act” of the Province
of British Columbia and amending Acts, which
may seem to the Company capable of being
| carried on:
(c.) To enter into partnership with any other
company or persons.
H. G. GARRETT,
9434-nol19 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15391.
N OTICE is hereby given that “ Forest Lawn
Florists and Nurseries, Limited,” was in-
_corporated under the “ Companies Act ’”’ on the
12th day of November, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
ten thousand dollars, divided into ten thousand
shares of one dollar each.
The address of its registered office is 706
Royal Trust Building, 626 Pender Street West
Vancouver, B.C. ‘
_ The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To carry on a general business as florists
and nurserymen in all of its branches, and for
that purpose to import, export, produce, buy
sell, and deal in all kinds of flowers, seeds, bulbs,
roots, trees, shrubbery, fertilizers, and all other
products and by-products incidental or neces-
sary to the carrying-on of said business of
florists and nurserymen in any and all of its
branches, and to grow, manufacture, and render
marketable and to sell any and all such prod-
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[NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.
ucts and by-products, and either by wholesale
or retail:
(b.) To manufacture, purchase, and sell all
classes of artificial flowers, shrubs, or trees, and
to establish, equip, maintain, and operate fac-
tories or nurseries for the manufacture and
sale of articles and goods for all or any of the
above-mentioned objects.
H. G. GARRETT,
9438-no19 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15889.
i aaa. is hereby given that “L. A. Mc-
Kenzie and Company, Limited,” was in-
corporated under the “ Companies Act” on the
10th day of November, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
ten thousand dollars, divided into ten thousand
shares of one dollar each.
The address of its registered office is 340
Pender Street West, Vancouver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To carry on the business of exporters
and importers of merchandise of all kinds, and
generally the business of merchandise-brokers
in all its branches:
(b.) To manufacture, buy, sell, prepare for
sale, grow, import, export, and deal in mer-
chandise of all kinds, both wholesale and retail.
H. G. GARRETT,
9434-nol19 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15393.
OTICE is hereby given that “ R. W. Bruhn,
Limited,” was incorporated under the
“Companies Act” on the 14th day of Novem-
ber, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
fifty thousand dollars, divided into five hundred
shares of one hundred dollars each.
The address of its registered office is at the
Office of Shuswap Lumber Company, Sicamous,
B.C
The objects for which the Company is estabe
lished are :—
(a.) To carry on in any part of the world
the business of timber merchants, sawmill pro-
prietors, wood-pulp manufacturers, and tim-
ber-growers, and to buy, sell, cut, prepare for
market, import, export, and deal in timber and
wood of all kinds, and to make, manufacture,
buy, sell, use, and deal in articles of all kinds
in the. manufacture of which timber or wood
is used:
(b.) To cut, buy, sell, or otherwise deal in
wood, timber, and lumber and forest products of
all sorts; to acquire or build tramways, skid-
ways, roads, wharves, docks, piers, and other
works for collecting, holding, protecting, driv-
ing, rafting, towing, sorting, delivering, and
all other purposes incidental to the reception,
safe-keeping, and transmission and sale of tim-
ber, sawlogs, pulp-wood, and lumber:
(c.) To carry on the business of manufac-
turers, importers, exporters, and dealers in
sash, doors, screens, glass, mouldings, casings,
panel-work, counters, shelves,
dressed lumber, and all other finished products
of lumber and timber, and to contract for, erect,
place in position as required, or otherwise deal
with the same:
(d.) To purchase, acquire by record, take on
lease or licence, exchange or otherwise, and deal
with, use, or dispose of water rights, water
show-cases, |
ing, or conducting water, or for the develop-
ment of power, or for the freighting of timber,
and to sell or otherwise dispose of the same:
(e.) To buy, sell, exchange, and deal in,
either by wholesale or retail, or both, all kinds
of provisions, commodities, products, whether
manufactured or unmanufactured, and goods
and merchandise of all kinds, and to establish
and carry on shops and stores for the purpose
of buying, selling, and dealing in such goods,
and generally to carry on the business of a
trading company, either wholesale or retail:
(f.) To purchase, take on lease or licence,
exchange, or otherwise acquire any timber
lands and any timber and timber limits by lease,
licence, or otherwise, and rights to cut and
remove timber, and work, develop, maintain,
and turn the same to account as the Company
may see fit:
(g.) To buy, sell, manufacture, and deal in
plant, machinery, implements, conveniences,
creosote, and other chemicals and _ things
capable of being used in connection with any
of the businesses of the Company, or required
by workmen or others employed by the Com-
pany:
(h.) To acquire by purchase, lease, exchange,
or otherwise land, buildings, and hereditaments
of any tenure or description, and any estate or
interest therein, and any rights over or con-
nected with land, and to turn the same to ac-
count as may seem expedient, and in particular
by building, constructing, reconstructing, alter-
ing, improving, decorating, furnishing, and
maintaining offices, flats, bungalows, houses,
factories, warehouses, shops, wharves, build-
ings, works, and conveniences of all kinds, and
to subdivide, sell, lease, exchange, rent, mort-
gage, or otherwise charge or encumber the said
lands or any interest therein:
(7.) To purchase, charter, hire, build, or
otherwise acquire, hold, maintain, repair, im-
prove, alter, sell, exchange, let out to hire or
charter, or otherwise deal with and dispose of
steam and other ships or vessels or any shares
or interest in the same, with all equipment and
furniture, and to carry on all or any of the
businesses of ship-owners, managers of ship-
ping property, ship-brokers, shipping agents,
freight contractors, carriers by land and water,
factors, warehousemen, wharfingers, barge and
/scow owners, tug-owners, lightermen, towage
records and privileges; and to divert, take, and |
carry away water from any stream, river, creek,
pond, or lake in British Columbia or elsewhere
for the use of the Company’s business, and for
this purpose to construct, erect, let, and main-
tain dams, flumes, reservoirs, embankments,
aqueducts, canals, ditches, conduits, pipes, or
any works or contrivances for holding, carry-
contractors, and forwarding agents:
(j.) To establish and support or aid in the
establishment and support of associations, in-
stitutions, funds, trusts, and conveniences cal-
culated to benefit employees or ex-employees
of the Company or the dependents or connec-
tions of such persons, and to grant pensions
and allowances, and to make payments towards
insurance, and to subscribe or guarantee money
for charitable or benevolent objects, or for any
exhibition, or for any public, general, or useful
object:
(k.) To obtain and furnish information with
reference to timber or timber limits or other
property or business propositions in the Prov-
ince of British Columbia, and to act as agent
for any person, firm, or corporation, or as
broker for the sale or other dispose of any tim-
ber or other assets for any person, firm, or cor-
poration:
(l.) To purchase, take on lease or in ex-
change, hire, or otherwise acquire and hold any
real and personal property and any rights or
privileges which the Company may think neces-
sary or convenient for the purposes of its busi-
ness:
(m.) To acquire and undertake the whole or
any part of the business, property, and liabili-
ties of any person or company, wheresoever
incorporated, carrying on any business which
the Company is authorized to carry on, or pos-
sessed of property suitable for the purposes of
the Company:
(n.) To apply for, purchase, or otherwise
acquire any patents, licences, concessions, and
the like, conferring any exclusive or non-exclu-
NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.]
sive or limited right to use or any secret or
other information as to any invention capable
of being used for any of the purposes of the
Company, or the acquisition of which may seem
calculated, directly or indirectly, to benefit this
Company; and to use, exercise, develop, or
grant licences in respect of or otherwise turn
to account the property, rights, or information
so acquired: f
(o.) To enter into partnership or into any
arrangement for sharing of profits, union of
interests, co-operation, joint adventure, recipro-
cal concessions, or otherwise with any person
or company, wheresoever incorporated, carry-
ing on or engaged in, or about to carry on or
engage in, any business or transaction which
the Company is authorized to carry on or en-
gage in, or any business or transaction capable
of being conducted so as, directly or indirectly,
to benefit the Company:
(p.) To enter into any arrangements with
any Government or authorities (municipal,
local, or otherwise) that may seem conducive
to the Company’s objects or any of them, and
to obtain from any such Government or author-
ity any rights, privileges, and concessions which
the Company may think it desirable to obtain,
and to carry out, exercise, and comply with any
such arrangements, rights, privileges, and con-
cessions:
(q.) Subject to section 144, to take or other-
wise acquire and hold the shares, stock, deben-
tures, or other securities of any company,
wheresoever incorporated, having objects alto-
gether or in part similar to those of the Com-
pany, or carrying on any business capable of
being conducted so as, directly or indirectlv,
to benefit this Company, and to sell or reissue,
with or without guarantee, or otherwise deal
with the same: ;
(v.) To borrow or raise or secure the pay-
ment of money in such manner as the Company
shall think fit, and in particular by the issue
of debentures or debenture stock, perpetual or
otherwise, charged upon all or any of the Com-
pany’s property (both present and future), in-
cluding its uncalled capital, and to purchase,
redeem, or pay off any such securities:
(s.) To establish agencies and branches and
to adopt such means of making known the prod-
ucts of the Company as may seem expedient,
and in particular by advertising in the press,
by circulars, by purchase and exhibition of
works of art or interest, by publication of books
and periodicals, and by granting prizes, re-
wards, and donations:
(t.) Subject to section 145, to lend money
to any person or company, wheresoever incor-
porated, having dealings with the Company or
with whom the Company proposes to have deal-
ings, and to guarantee the contracts of any
such person or company:
(u.) To raise and assist in raising money
for, and to aid by ways of bonus, loan, promise,
endorsement, guarantee of debentures or other
securities, or otherwise, any company, where-
soever incorporated, with which the Company
may have business relations, and to guarantee
the contracts of any such company:
(v.) To sell or dispose of the undertaking of
the company or any part thereof for such con-
sideration as the Company may think fit, and
in particular for shares, debentures, or secu-
rities of any other company, wheresoever in-
corporated, having objects altogether or in part
similar to those of the Company:
(w.) To promote any company or companies
for the purpose of acquiring all or any of the
property and liabilities of the Company, or for
any other purpose which may seem, directly or
indirectly, calculated to benefit the Company:
(w.) To draw, make, accept, endorse, execute,
and issue promissory notes, bills of exchange,
bills of lading, warrants, and other negotiable
or transferable instruments:
(y.) To carry on any business capable of
being conveniently carried on in connection
with the business of the Company, or calcu-
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lated, directly or indirectly, to enhance the
value of or render profitable any of the Com-
pany’s property or rights:
(z.) To invest and deal with the moneys of
the Company not immediately required in such
manner as may from time to time be deter-
mined:
(aa.) To distribute among the shareholders
of the Company, in kind, specie, or otherwise, as
may be resolved, by way of dividend, bonus, or
in any other manner deemed advisable, any
property or assets of the Company or any pro-
ceeds of the sale or disposal of any property of
the Company, and in particular any shares,
bonds, debentures, debenture stock, or other
securities of or in any other company belonging
to this Company or which it may have power
to dispose of:
(bb.) To carry out all or any of the objects
of the Company, and do all or any of the above
things as principals, agents, contractors, or
otherwise, and either alone or in conjunction
with others:
(cc.) To do all such other thing's as are inci-
dental or conducive to the attainment of the
objects and the exercise of the powers of the
Company.
H. G. GARRETT,
9438-no19 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15373.
OTICE is hereby given that “J. and J.
Logging Company, Limited,’ was incor-
porated under the ‘“‘ Companies Act” on the
81st day of October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
twenty-five thousand dollars, divided into two
eas and fifty shares of one hundred dollars
each.
The address of its registered office is Room
1205, Dominion Bank Building, 207 Hastings
Street West, Vancouver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To undertake and carry on the business
of cutting, preparing for market, buying, sell-
ing, importing, exporting, or otherwise dealing
in logs, poles, piling, railroad-ties, or other
forest products:
(b.) To undertake and carry on the business
of buying, selling, importing and exporting,
manufacturing, or otherwise dealing in lumber,
shingles, lath, sash and doors, boxes, or other
wood products, machinery, paper, or other mer-
chandise, and to manufacture and deal in
articles of all kinds in the manufacture of
which timber is used or forms a component
part:
(c.) To carry on in the Province of British
Columbia and in the waters surrounding the
same or in any part of the world the business
of fishermen, canners, packers, salters, curers,
and preservers of all kinds of fish, shell-fish,
clams, crabs, oysters, lobsters, and other prod-
ucts of the sea or inland waters; to locate, pur-
chase, or lease or otherwise acquire fishing-
sites, cannery-sites, canneries, warehouses,
packing-houses, fishing-traps, and lands suit-
able for the growing and cultivating of lobsters,
oysters, and other sea products, and to sell,
lease, or otherwise dispose of the same or any
part thereof or any interest therein:
(ds) ao construct, operate, maintain, or
alter, acquire by purchase, by record or on
licence, lease, hire, exchange, or otherwise, use,
operate, control, buy, sell, manage, manufac-
ture, and deal in:—
(1.) Sawmills, shingle-mills, planing-mills,
wood-pulp mills, and wood-factories of all
kinds:
(2.) Laboratories, warehouses, boarding-
houses, dwellings, buildings, hatcheries, shops,
cold-storage and refrigerating and building
plants, sheds, offices, structures, and plant ap-
pliances, equipment, and machinery for the
cleaning, curing, canning, packing, storage
handling, or otherwise dealing in the products
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[NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.
or by-products of fish and fisheries of whatever
description:
(3.) Trawlers, fishing-boats and appliances,
nets, lines, seines, tugs, boats, barges, scows,
ships, steamers, and other vessels of every de-
scription, slips and works for the improvement
of navigation and for the conduct of fishing,
logging, and other operations:
(4.) Trails, roads, ways, tramways, logging-
railways, reservoirs, dams, flumes, race and
other ways, watercourses, canals, aqueducts,
pipe-lines, wells, tanks, bridges, wharves, piers,
mills, pumping plants, hydraulic, electric, and
other works and appliances, power devices and
plants of every kind:
(5.) Water lots, wharfage rights and privi-
leges, fishing, trawling, and seining rights and
other easements, rights, and privileges whatso-
ever:
(6.) Water rights, water records, water-
power, water privileges, and such other rights,
privileges, and franchises as the Company may
think fit, and to render water and water-power
available for use, application, and distribution
by the construction, erection, maintenance, and
operation of any work or works necessary there-
for, and by diverting the water of any stream,
pond, or lake into any channel or channels:
(7.) Timber lands, licences, leases, or claims,
rights to cut timber, surface rights, and rights-
of-way:
(e.) To manufacture, harvest, buy, and sell
ice, wholesale and retail, and to deal generally
in natural and artificial ice:
(f.) To carry on the business of merchants
(wholesale or retail), carriers by land and
water, ship-owners, wharfingers, warehouse-
men, scow-owners, barge-owners, lightermen
and forwarding agents, truck and cartage oper-
ators, and to buy, sell, repair, build, charter,
hire, and operate steamers, tugs, barges, ships,
and other vessels, and to employ the same in
the conveyance of passengers, mails, merchan-
dise, and freight of all kinds:
(g.) To enter into contracts for the allotment
of and to allot shares of the Company, credited
as fully or partly paid up, as the whole or part
of the purchase price for any property, goods,
or chattels purchased by the Company, or for
any available consideration, including services
rendered to the Company, as the Company from
time to time determine.
H. G. GARRETT,
9434-nol19 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15386.
| OTICE is hereby given that “ Kootenay
Pyroil, Limited,” was incorporated under
the “‘ Companies Act ” on the 7th day of Novem-
ber, 1986.
The authorized capital of the Company is
twenty-five thousand dollars, divided into two
thousand five hundred shares of ten dollars
each.
The address of its registered office is c/o
Russell J. G. Richards, Kemp Building, Trail,
B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To purchase and carrying on the busi-
ness of Kootenay Pyroil Company now carried
on by Thomas H. Burton at the City of Trail,
in the County of Kootenay, in the Province of
British Columbia, and accordingly to enter into
and carry into effect, with or without modifica-
tion, an agreement with Thomas H. Burton, in
the terms of the draft which has for the pur-
poses of identification been initialled by Mr.
B.C.:
(b.) To carry on all or any of the businesses
of proprietors or operators of gasoline service-
stations and of repair-shops, garages, sales-
rooms, and warehouses for motor-vehicles:
(c.) To buy, sell, and deal in motor-vehicles,
both new and second-hand, and in parts, equip-
'ment, and accessories therefor, and in motor
fuels and motor lubricants, and in all or any
materials, articles, and accessories used or
capable of being used in the operation, main-
tenance, and repair of motor-vehicles:
(d.) To acquire by purchase or otherwise
and to let, hire, operate, and maintain motor-
vehicles suitable for the transportation and con-
veyance of both passengers and goods:
(e.) To carry on all or any of the businesses
of dealers in electrical appliances and fixtures
of every kind, and, without limiting the gener-
ality of the foregoing, in phonographs, radios,
television sets, and in supplies and accessories
for all or any of the foregoing:
(f.) To carry on (subject to the “ Engineer-.
ing Act” of British Columbia) all or any of
the businesses of radio, television, and elec-
trical engineers: ;
(g.) To carry on all or any of the businesses
of manufacturers, oil extractors, chemical or
any other process, cake and oil manufacturers,
oil-refiners, manufacturers of floor-cloths and
floor-coverings of every description, oil mer-
chants:
(h.) To carry on the business of producers,
refiners, storers, suppliers, and distributers of
petroleum and petroleum products in all its
branches. :
EB. G. GARRETT,
9436-no19 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15376.
OTICE is hereby given that “ Ketch,
Limited,’ was incorporated under the
“Companies Act” on the 2nd day of Novem-
ber, 19386.
The authorized capital of the Company is
twenty-five thousand dollars, divided into
twenty-five thousand shares of one dollar each.
The address of its registered office is c/o
Hubert B. King, Barkerville, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To acquire by purchase, lease, hire, dis-
covery, location, or otherwise, and hold, mines,
mineral claims, placer-mining leases, mining
lands, prospects, licences, and mining rights of
every description or any interest therein, and
to work, develop, operate, turn to account, sell,
or otherwise dispose thereof:
(b.) To engage in any branch of mining,
smelting, milling, and refining minerals:
(c.) To acquire by purchase, lease, hire, ex-
change, or otherwise timber lands, leases, or
claims, rights to cut timber, surface rights and
rights-of-way, water rights and privileges, pat-
ents, patent rights and concessions, and other
real or personal property.
H. G. GARRETT,
9442-no19 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15397.
Fe eae is hereby given that “ Qualifying
Shares Corporation, Ltd.,” was incorpo-
rated under the “ Companies Act ” on the 16th
day of November, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
ten thousand dollars, divided into one thousand
shares of ten dollars each.
The address of its registered office is Suite 21,
425 Howe Street, Vancouver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To acquire by purchase, lease, exchange,
1 i He r. grant, foreclosure, or otherwise, and to hold,
R. J. G. Richards, barrister and solicitor, Trail, |
deal in, sell, grant, lease, exchange, mortgage,
and hypothecate, real and personal property of
_all kinds and interest or interests therein, and
in particular business concerns and undertak-
ings of all kinds, and shares, stock, debentures,
bonds, and other securities of incorporated com-
panies or the securities of Governments, muni-
cipalities, provinces, dominions, and countries,
NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.]
and any estate or interest in real or personal
property, and any claims against such property |
or against any persons, company, commission, |
municipality, or Government: |
(b.) To carry on and conduct business as
special and general agents for fire, life, marine,
accident, employers’ liability, and other insur-
ance, surety and fidelity bonds:
(c.) To act as broker, representative, or fac-
tor for any person, firm, or corporation:
(d.) To advance or lend any of the capital
or other moneys of the Company for the time
being on the security of freeholds, leaseholds,
mortgages, agreements for sale of land, bills
of exchange, bills of lading, warrants, promis-
sory notes, stocks, bonds, debentures, stock-in-
trade, steam or other vessels or shares or inter-
ests therein, chattels, and any other property,
real or personal, upon such term as may be
agreed:
(e.) To carry on and undertake any busi-
ness, undertaking, transaction, or operation
commonly carried on or undertaken by finan-
ciers, promoters of companies, underwriters, |
merchants, capitalists, financial and general
agents, and brokers and contractors in the
Province of British Columbia or elsewhere; to
carry on any other business which may seem to
the Company capable of being conveniently
carried on in connection with the above, or
calculated, directly or indirectly, to enhance
the value of or render profitable any of the
Company’s property or rights, and to do all
such other thing's as are incidental or conducive
to the attainment of the above objects or any
of them.
The objects set forth in any subclause of this
clause shall not, except where the context ex-
pressly so requires, be in anywise limited or.
restricted by reference to or inference from
the terms of any other subclause of this clause, |
and the Company shall have full power to
exercise all or any of its objects in any part of |
the world. |
H. G. GARRETT,
Registrar of Companies.
9442-no19
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION. |
“ SOCIETIES Act.”
CANADA:
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
No. 2320.
HEREBY CERTIFY that “Fraser River
Fishermen’s Club” has this day been in-
5 a de as a Society under the “ Societies |
eb.”
The locality in which the operations of the
Society will be chiefly carried on is Sunbury, |
Province of British Columbia. |
Given under my hand and seal of office at
Victoria, Province of British Columbia, this
thirteenth day of November, one thousand nine
hundred and thirty-six.
[L.s.] H. G. GARRETT,
Registrar of Companies.
The objects of the Society are:—
(a.) To establish, maintain, and conduct a
Fishermen’s Club for the accommodation of
members and their friends, and to provide a
club-house and other conveniences, and gener- |
ally to afford to the members and their friends |
all the usual privileges, conveniences, and ac-
commodation of such a club:
(b.) To promote the sport of fishing, hunt-
ing, athletics, and pastimes, and to provide
and maintain fishing and hunting lodges for the
use of members:
(c.) To subscribe to, become a member of,
and co-operate with any other association,
whether incorporated or not, whose objects are
altogether or in part similar to those of this
Club. 9438-no19 |
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1953
CERTIFICATES OF
INCORPORATION.
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION.
“ SocIETIES ACT.”
CANADA:
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
No. 2821.
~“ HEREBY CERTIFY that “ The British Co-
lumbia Provincial Association of Fire
Fighters ” has this day been incorporated as a
Society under the “ Societies Act.” _
The locality in which the operations of the
Society will be chiefly carried on is North Van-
couver, Province of British Columbia.
Given under my hand and seal of office at
Victoria, Province of British Columbia, this
fourteenth day of November, one thousand nine
hundred and thirty-six.
Ps] E G:-GARRETT, q
Registrar of Companies.
The objects of the Society are:—
(a.) To organize all permanent and volunteer
fire-fighters of British Columbia:
(b.) To place its members on a higher plane
of skill and efficiency:
(c.) To encourage the formation of local
associations:
(d.) To encourage the formation of sick and
death benefit funds in order that we may prop-
erly care for our sick and bury our dead:
(e.) To encourage the pension system:
(f.) To encourage the establishment of
schools of instruction for imparting modern
and improvec methcds of fire fighting and pre-
vention:
(g.) The cultivation of friendship and fel-
| lowship among its members:
(h.) To have legislation enacted when neces-
sary {o make the fire-fighters’ position more
9438-nol19
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15881.
Ne is hereby given that “ Pacific De-
Hydrated Feed, Limited,” was incorpo-
rated under the “ Companies Act” on the 5th
day of November, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is ten
thousand dollars, divided into ten thousand
shares of one dollar each.
The address of its registered office is 314
Standard Bank Building, 510 Hastings Street
West, Vancouver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are :— é
(a.) For growing, raising, dehydrating, pro-
cessing, manufacturing, marketing, and mer-
chandising, both wholesale and retail, of feed
and grain or any product derived therefrom,
either directly or indirectly:
(b.) To do any and all of the above things
in any part of the world as principals, agents,
or contractors, or by or through trustees,
agents, or otherwise, and either alone or in
conjunction with others.
Hi. G. GARRETT,
9418-no12 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15382.
ees is hereby given that “ Sunrise Lum-
ber and Shingle Company, Limited,” was
incorporated under the “ Companies Act” on
the 5th day of November, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
twenty thousand dollars, divided into two hun-
dred shares of one hundred dollars each.
The address of its registered office is Suite
9090, Hall Building, 789 Pender Street West
Vancouver, B.C.
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[NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are :—
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|
(a.) To carry on the business of manufac- |
turing lumber, and to do all work in connection
therewith, including the operation of such busi-
nesses as logging, manufacturing of shingles,
manufacturing of poles and ties, timber mer-
chants, sawmill proprietors, builders, ship- |
owners, wharfingers, proprietors of docks, and
all necessary or beneficial work incidental |
thereto:
(b.) To acquire lands, timber limits, and |
timber licences, ships, vessels, automobiles, and
other transportation facilities for the carriage |
of its goods, and to sell and dispose of the same:
(c.) To establish, equip, and maintain and
operate logging camps, sawmills, shingle-mills, |
and other works for the manufacturing of tim-
ber, lumber, and shingles and all by-products
thereof :
(d.) To buy, sell, manufacture, and deal in
goods, chattels, merchandise, equipment, and
supplies which can with advantage to the Com- |
pany be dealt in in connection with any of the
above businesses:
(e.) To purchase, construct, maintain, and
operate or lease suitable buildings and struc-
tures for the reception and storage of goods,
wares, or merchandise and personal property
of every nature and kind, and to act as agents,
consignees, and bailees thereof:
(f.) To apply for, purchase, or otherwise
acquire and use any patents, trade-marks, li-
cences, concessions, and the like, conferring any
exclusive or non-exclusive or any limited right
to use and secure any information as to any
invention which may seem capable of being
used for any of the purposes of the Company:
(g.) To apply for, hold, and enjoy any li-
cences, rights, or powers which may be granted
under the “ Water Act” or any other Statute
of the Province of British Columbia, and to
apply for, hold, and enjoy any licences granted
under any such Statute, with all powers and
rights conferred by such licences so as to enable
the Company to carry on its undertakings:
(h.) To construct, carry out, maintain, im-
prove, manage, work, control, and superintend
any roads, ways, tramways, bridges, reservoirs,
watercourses, aqueducts, wharves, furnaces,
electrical works, factories, warehouses, and
other works and conveniences which may seem,
directly or indirectly, conducive to any of the
objects of the Company, and to contribute to,
subsidize, or otherwise aid or take part in any
such operation:
(i.) To purchase, acquire, and take over the
business, undertaking, and good-will of any
business of any other company, association,
firm, or partnership having objects altogether
or in part similar to those of this Company, or
carrying on any business capable of being so
conducted so as, directly or indirectly, to benefit
this Company, and to pay for the same either
in cash or in fully paid-up shares of this Com-
pany, or both; or to take or otherwise acquire
and hold shares, stock, or debentures in any
such company:
(j.) To enter into any arrangement with any
Government or authorities (supreme, munici-
pal, local, or otherwise), and to obtain from
any such Government or authority all rights,
concessions, and privileges which may seem
conducive to the Company’s objects or any of
them:
(k.) To borrow or raise monev for any pur-
pose of the Company, and for the purpose of
securing the same and interest, or for any other |
purpose, to draw, accept, sign, endorse, dis- |
count, or negotiate bills of exchange, promis- |
sory notes, or other negotiable instruments, bills |
of lading, and other transferable documents;
or to loan or charge the undertaking or all or
any part of the Company or its assets at present
owned or hereafter acquired or its uncalled
canital; and to create, issue, make, and ne-
gotiate debentures or debenture stock:
(1.) To buy, sell, manufacture, repair, alter,
exchange, let on hire, import, export, and deal
in all kinds of goods, articles, and things which
may be required for the purposes of or com-
monly dealt in by persons engaged in or which
may seem capable of being profitably dealt with
in connection with the or any of the said busi-
nesses:
(m.) To purchase, take on lease or in ex-
change, or otherwise acquire any real or per-
sonal property and any rights or privileges
which the Company may think necessary or
convenient or useful in connection with or inci-
dental to any of its objects, and to make ad-
vances in cash, goods, or other supplies to other
persons, companies, or firms, and to take and
hold real and personal securities for the same:
(n.) To acquire by purchase, lease, exchange,
or otherwise machinery, plant, equipment, and
other personal property of every nature and
description, lands, buildings, factories, work-
shops, and hereditaments of any tenure or
description, and any estate or interest therein,
and any rights in, to, or over the same or in-
cluded therewith, rights-of-way, light, water,
and other rights or privileges, business and
trade secrets; and to use, hold, manage, oper-
ate, exchange, sell, rent, lease, mortgage, or
otherwise deal with, dispose of, or turn to
account the same or any portion thereof or any
interest therein as may seem expedient:
(o.) To enter into partnership or any ar-
rangement for sharing profits, union of inter-
ests, co-operation, joint adventure, reciprocal
concessions, or otherwise with any person, firm,
or company carrying on or engaged in, or about
to carry on or engage in, any business or trans-
action which this Company is authorized to
carry on, or which is capable of being conducted
so as, directly or indirectly, to benefit this Com-
pany; and to lend money to, guarantee the con-
tracts of, or otherwise assist any such person
or company or any customer, and to take or
otherwise acquire securities of any such person,
company, or customer, or shares or debentures
of such company, and to sell, hold, or reissue,
with or without guarantee, or otherwise deal
with, dispose of, or turn to account the same
or any portion thereof:
(p.) To amalgamate with any person or per-
sons or any company established for objects‘
altogether or in part similar to the objects of
this Company or otherwise, and for such con-
sideration, either in shares or debentures of the
ep eae or cash, as the Company may think
U:
(q.) To sell, improve, manage, develop, ex-
change, lease, mortgage, or otherwise turn to
account, deal with, or dispose of the property
and rights of the Company or any part thereof
of any kind or nature whatsoever, or the under-
taking of the Company or any part thereof,
either to individual persons or companies, for
such consideration as the Company may think
fit, with power to accept shares, debentures, or
securities in other companies, and, in the case
of shares, either wholly or partly paid up, as
consideration of the above, and to hold, sell, or
otherwise dispose of such debentures and shares
as may be deemed most expedient, and to guar-
antee the repayment thereof or the payment of
interest thereon:
(r.) To promote or assist in promoting any
company or companies for the purpose of
taking over, acquring, or working all or any of
_the property and liabilities of this Company, or
for any other purpose which may seem, directly
or indirectly, calculated to benefit this Com-
pany:
(s.) To undertake any liabilities of and take
or otherwise acquire and hold, sell, or otherwise
dispose of all or any portion.of the business,
property, or effects or the shares of any other
company, association, firm, or person having
objects altogether or in part similar to those of
_this Company, or carrying on business capable
of being conducted so as, directly or indirectly,
to benefit this Company:
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(t.) To enter into any arrangement with any
Government or authority (supreme, municipal,
local, or otherwise) and other companies which
may seem conducive to the Company’s objects
or any of them, and to obtain from any such
Government, authority, or companies any char-
ters, rights, licences, franchises, privileges,
and concessions which the Company may deem
advisable, and to hold, use, carry out, exercise,
enjoy, and to comply with and, if deemed ad-
visable, sell, transfer, assign, mortgage, lease,
or otherwise deal with or dispose of them or any
of the same or any interest therein:
(u.) To apply for, purchase, lease, or other-
wise acquire, use, exercise, or develop, sell,
grant licences in respect of, or otherwise deal
with, dispose of, or turn to account any process,
improvement, mechanism or device, or any
patents, brevets d’invention, licences, conces-
sions, privileges, and the like, or any interest
in the same, conferring any exclusive or non-
exclusive or limited right to use or any secret
or other information as to any invention which
may seem capable of being used for any of the
purposes of the Company, or the acquisition of
which may seem calculated, directly or indi-
rectly, to benefit this Company, and to finance
inventors or alleged inventors for the purpose
of enabling them to test or perfect their in-
ventions:
(v.) To sell any patent, rights, or privileges
belonging to the Company or which may be
acquired by it or any interest in the same, and
to grant licences for the use and practice of the
same or any of them, and to allow to be used or
otherwise deal with or turn to account any
invention, patent, or privilege in which the
Company may be interested:
(w.) To contribute to, or subsidize, or other-
wise assist, aid, or take part in any operations
similar to the or any of the operations capable
of being undertaken, carried on, or maintained
by this Company, though undertaken, con-
structed, or maintained by any other person or
company:
(«z.) To borrow, raise, or secure payment of
money, with or without powers of sale or other
special conditions, in such manner or form and
by such means as the Company may think fit,
and in particular by the issue of bonds, deben-
tures, or debenture stock, perpetual or other-
wise, charged upon all or any of the Company’s
property or any portion thereof, both present
and future, including its uncalled capital, or
the acceptance, endorsement, or issuance of
promissory notes and other negotiable instru-
ments, and to mortgage and pledge any of the
Company’s assets, income, or uncalled capital
for the purpose of securing the same, and to
make, grant, and execute mortgages, bills of
sale, bonds, debentures, or other securities for
the same on security of the whole or any part
of the property and assets belonging to the
Company, and to purchase, redeem, or pay off
any such securities or indebtedness:
(y.) To pay out of the funds of the Company
all expenses of or incidental to the formation,
promotion, registration, incorporation, and
establishment and advertising of the Company,
and to remunerate any person or company for
services rendered or to be rendered in procuring
any profit or benefit for the Company, or plac-
ing, selling, underwriting, or otherwise dealing
with or disposing of the Company’s shares,
debentures, or other securities, property, or
assets or any portion thereof, or assisting so
_ to do, and to pay wages or salaries for services
rendered in and about the formation of the
Company or in or about the conduct of its busi-
ness, either in money or by the allotment of
fully paid-up shares of the Company, or partly
in money and partly in fully paid-up shares of
the Company:
(z.) To create, draw, make, accept, endorse,
discount, execute, issue, and negotiate promis-
sory notes, bills of exchange, bills of lading,
bonds, obligations, warrants, debentures, de-
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benture stock, and other negotiable and trans-
ferable instruments, documents, and securities:
(za.) To procure the Company to be regis-
tered, licensed, or recognized in any Province of
the Dominion of Canada or elsewhere:
(zb.) To invest and deal with the moneys of
the Company not immediately required upon
such security and in such manner as may from
time to time be determined:
(zc). To distribute any of the property of the
Company among its members in specie: :
(zd.) To do all or any of the above things in
any part of the world as principals, agents,
contractors, or otherwise, and by or through
trustees, agents, or otherwise, and either alone
or in conjunction with others; provided that
nothing in all the foregoing shall authorize the
-Company to exercise the powers of a trust com-
pany as defined by the “ Trust Companies
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(ze.) To do all such other acts, deeds, and
things as the Company may deem to be neces-
sary, incidental, instrumental, or conducive to
the attainment of the or any of the Company’s
objects:
(zf.) It is expressly declared that the inten-
tion is that the objects set forth in the foregoing
paragraphs shall be construed in the most
liberal way, and shall in no way be limited or
restricted by reference to any other paragraph
or by any inference drawn from the terms of
any other paragraph.
H. G. GARRETT,
9424-no12 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 153879.
IN CELE is hereby given that “‘ Kingsway
Auto-Electric, Limited,” was incorporated
under the “ Companies Act” on the 4th day of
November, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is ten
thousand dollars, divided into one thousand
shares of ten dollars each.
The address of its registered office is 117,
815 Hastings Street West, Vancouver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are :—
(a.) To carry on the business of general
merchants, and to buy, sell, exchange, import,
export, or otherwise deal, either as jobbers,
wholesalers, or retailers, in all kinds and de-
scriptions of goods, wares, and merchandise:
(b.) To carry on the business of mechanical
repair-shop, and to build, rebuild, and repair all
manner and sorts of mechanical contrivances,
including automobiles, radios, refrigerators, oil-
burners, bicycles, and any and all vehicles and
motor-driven apparatus and all parts and) ac-
cessories thereto:
(c.) To carry on the business of manufac-
turers and dealers in all kinds and descriptions
of electrical appliances, devices, or equipment
of any nature whatsoever, and to carry on the
business of an electrical repair-shop:
(d.) To carry on the business of an automo-
bile garage in every and all its phases.
H. G. GARRET,
9417-no12 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15385.
IN Otce is hereby given that “ Vaughan’s
Groceterias, Limited,” was incorporated
under the “ Companies Act” on the 6th day of
November, 1936. z
The authorized capital of the Company is
forty thousand dollars, divided into four thou-
sand shares of ten dollars each.
The Company is authorized to issue one thou-
sand shares without nominal or par value.
The address of its registered office is 1404
Douglas Street, Victoria, B.C.
_ The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
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[NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.
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(a.) To carry on any or all of the businesses |
of grocers and general merchants in any of |
their branches, and whether by wholesale or
retail:
(b.) To manufacture, purchase, sel!, or
otherwise deal in or dispose of any and al!
provisions, foodstuffs, and food products of any |
kind whatsoever, and whether solid or liquid, |
whether by wholesale or retail:
(c.) To carry on any of the businesses of
importers and exporters of merchandise, com-
modities, and products of anv and every kind,
mercantile agents, and manufacturers’ agents,
and brokers.
H. G. GARRETT,
9424-no12 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15387.
OTICE is hereby given that “ Central Park |
Sash and Door Company, Limited,” was
incorporated under the “ Companies Act” on
the 9th day of November, 1986.
The authorized capital of the Company is
fifteen thousand dollars, divided into fifteen
thousand shares of one dollar each.
The address of its registered office is 418, |
470 Granville Street, Vancouver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab-
lished are:—
(a.) To acquire and take over as a going
concern the business now carried on at 3643
Kingsway, Vancouver, British Columbia, by
Harry Poole under the style or firm of “‘ Cen-
tral Park Sash & Door Factory,” and all or
any of the assets and liabilities of the pro-
prietor of that business in connection therewith,
and to pay for same by the allotment to Harry
Poole of ten thousand fully paid-up one dollar
shares in the capital of the Company:
(b.) To carry on business as sash and door
manufacturers and dealers:
(c.) To carry on business as manufacturers
of and dealers in lumber and lumber products
of all kinds.
H. G. GARRETT,
Registrar of Companies.
9428-no12
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 15351.
OTICE is hereby given that “ Harling &
Svragg, Limited,” was incorporated under
the “Companies Act” on the 22nd day of
October, 1936.
The authorized capital of the Company is
ten thousand dollars, divided into ten thousand
shares of one dollar each.
The address of its registered office is 513
Pender Street West, Vancouver, B.C.
The objects for which the Company is estab- |
lished are: To carry on business as watch-.
maker and repairer, jewellery manufacturer
and repairer, appraiser, general merchant, |
manufacturer, importer, agent, and broker,
H. G. GARRETT,
Registrar of Companies.
9292-0¢29
EXTRA-PROVINCIAL
COMPANIES.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 27874.
OTICE is hereby given that “ Balsam Gold |
Mines, Limited (No Personal Liability),” |
which was incorporated in the Province of
Ontario, was registered under the “ Companies |
Act”? as an Extra-Provincial Company on the |
3rd day of November, 1936.
The head office of the Company without the |
Province is situate at 2620 Canadian Bank of |
Commerce Building, 25 King Street West, |
Toronto, Ontario.
_Provinee the business of
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The head office of the Company in the Prov-
ince is situate at 302 Stock Exchange Building,
| 475 Howe Street, Vancouver, B.C.
The attorney of the Company appointed pur-
suant to the “Companies Act” is Winslow
David Gillespie, 612 Vancouver Block, Vancou-
ver, B.C., barrister. :
The paid-up capital of the Company is
| $3,000,000.
The time of the existence of the Company is
unlimited.
The liability of the members of the Company
is limited.
The Company proposes to carry on in the
Province the business of acquiring, owning,
leasing, prospecting for, developing, improving,
' maintaining, and managing mines and mineral
lands and deposits, and in general to do all
things necessary to extract ores, metals, and
minerals from ore, and render same merchant-
able and sell and dispose of the same; and to
acquire shares, debentures, or other securities
‘¥ any o.her company having objects similar,
in whole or in part, to this Company.
H. G, GARRETT,
9418-no5 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 2734a.
Big seers is hereby given that “ Bennett &
(
White Construction Company, Limited,”
which was incorporated in the Dominion of
Canada was registered under the “ Companies
Act” as an Extra-Provincial Company on the
22nd day of October, 19386.
The head office of the Company without the
Province is situate at 1116 Ninth Avenue West,
Calgary, Alberta.
The head office of the Company in the Proy-
ince is situate at 707 Dominion Bank Building,
Vancouver, B.C.
The attorney of the Company appointed pur-
suant to the “ Companies Act” is John Garnet
Bennett, 4078 Eleventh Avenue West, Vancou-
ver, B.C.
The paid-up capital of the Company is
$45,000.
The time of the existence of the Company is
unlimited.
The liability of the members of the Company
is limited.
The Company proposes to carry on in the
Province the business of general contracting.
H. G. GARRETT,
9292-0c29 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 2735.
1 ae is hereby given that ‘ Dunsmore
Gold Mines, Limited,” which was incorpo-
rated in the Province of Alberta, was registered
, under the “Companies Act” as an Extra-
el gar Company on the 27th day of October,
The head office of the Company without the
Province is situate at 209 Northern Investment
Building, Edmonton, Alberta.
The head office of the Company in the Prov-
ince is situate at 601-5 Bank of Toronto Build-
ing, Victoria, B.C.
The attorney of the Company appointed
pursuant to the “ Companies Act” is William
Percyval Marchant, 602 Bank of Toronto Build-
ing, Victoria, B.C., barrister.
The paid-up capital of the Company is
$35,000.
The time of the existence of the Company is
unlimited.
_ The liability of the members of the Company
is limited,
The Company proposes to carry on in the
J placer-gold mining
and prospecting.
H. G. GARRETT,
Registrar of Companies.
94389-nol19
NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.]
EXTRA-PROVINCIAL
COMPANIES.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
No. 2786A.
OTICE is hereby given that “‘ Canada Pack-
“ers, Limited,” which was incorporated in
the Dominion of Canada, was registered under
the ‘ Companies Act” as an Extra-Provincial |
Company on the 2nd day of November, 1936.
The head office of the Company without the
Province is situate at 2300 St. Clair Avenue
West, Toronto, Ontario.
The head office of the Company in the Prov-
ince is situate c/o Transcontinental Storage & |
Distributing Agency, 550 Beatty Street, Van-
couver, B.C.
The attorney of the Company appointed pur-
suant to the “ Companies Act” is F. Kay Col-
lins, 404 Rogers Building, Vancouver, B.C.,
barrister.
The paid-up capital of the Company is
$1,488,284.46.
The time of the existence of the Company is
unlimited.
The liability of the members of the Company
is limited.
The Company proposes to carry on in the
Province the business generally of manufac-
turers, importers, and exporters of and deal-
ers in meat, cattle, sheep, hogs, rabbits, live
stock of all kinds, butter, fish, and all perishable
produce generally, as well as skins, hides, fur,
leather, tallow, fat, fertilizers, hoofs, manures,
and other animal products, and dairy, farm,
and garden produce of all kinds; to buy and
sell, by wholesale or retail, all kinds of meat,
and generally to carry on the trade or business
of meat-salesmen in all its branches; to acquire
by purchase or otherwise ranches and sheep-
farms, and to carry on the trades or businesses
of cattle-rearers and sheep-farmers, tanning,
and warehousing generally.
For the purposes aforesaid, to carry on the
business of carriers, forwarding agents, cart-
age agents, transportation of merchandise, stor-
age, cold-storage, and refrigeration, ship-own-
ers, charterers of vessels, dock-owners, ware-
housemen, wharfingers, box-makers, and com-
mission agents.
H. G. GARRETT,
Registrar of Companies.
MISCELLANEOUS.
9412-no05
.
“INSURANCE ACT.”
ye othe is hereby given that the Provident
Assurance Company has ceased to carry
on business in the Province of British Co-
lumbia.
The Provident Assurance Company has ap-
plied, under the “Insurance Act,” to the Min-
ister of Finance to withdraw the deposit made
by it under that Act, and all claimants who
object to the withdrawal must file their objec-
tions with him on or before the 19th day of
February, 1936.
Dated this 19th day of November, 1936.
H. G. GARRETT,
9445-nol19 Superintendent of Insurance.
“INSURANCE ACT.”
ah eed bas is hereby given that the Canada
Life Assurance Company has appointed
John Joachim Grozelle, of Vancouver, as its
attorney for the purposes of the “Insurance
Act,” in place of R. George McCuish, of Van-
couver.
Dated this 16th day of November, 1936.
H. G. GARRETT,
Superintendent of Insurance.
)
THE B.C. GAZETTE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
OTICE is hereby given that the registration
as an extra-provincial company of Key-
stone Lubricating Company, which was incor-
porated in Pennsylvania and has ceased to carry
on business in the Province, has this day been
cancelled under section 178 of the ‘‘ Companies
Act.”
Dated this 14th day of November, 1936.
H. G. GARRETT, ;
9438-nol9 Registrar of Companies.
“FARMERS’ CREDITORS ARRANGEMENT
ACT.”
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Matter of a Proposal for a Composition,
Extension, or Scheme of Arrangement of
John Mole, Farmer.
AKE NOTICE that*John Mole, residing in
the County of Westminster, in the Prov-
ince of British Columbia, has submitted to me
for the consideration of his creditors a proposal
for a composition (or extension of time or
scheme of arrangement). A.general meeting
of creditors will be held at 217 Westminster
Trust Building, New Westminster, B.C., on
the 9th day of December, 1936, at the hour of
2 o’clock in the afternoon.
Dated at New Westminster, B.C., this 14th
day of November, 1936.
J. M. STREIGHT,
9516-no19 Official Receiver.
“FARMERS’ CREDITORS ARRANGEMENT
Po Oy ied
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Matter of a Proposal for a Composition,
Extension, or Scheme of Arrangement of
Orin Ellis, of Pritchard, B.C., Farmer.
ge NOTICE that Orin Ellis, residing in
the County of Yale, in the Province of |
British Columbia, has submitted to me for the
consideration of his creditors a proposal for a
composition (or extension of time or scheme of
arrangement). A general meeting of credi-
tors will be held at the office of the Official
Receiver, Boyle Block, Penticton, B.C., on the
5th day of January, 1937, at the hour of 10
o’clock in the forenoon.
Dated at Penticton, B.C., this twelfth day of
November, 1936.
W. G. WILKINS,
9512-no19 Official Receiver.
“FARMERS’ CREDITORS ARRANGEMENT
NOM Wiad
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
per NOTICE that Nels Sandberg, residing
at Fawn, in the County of Cariboo in the
Province of British Columbia, has submitted
to me for the consideration of his creditors a
proposal for a composition (or extension of
time or scheme of arrangement). A general
meeting of creditors will be held at the Court-
house, Clinton, B.C., on the 25th day of Novem-
ber, 1936, at the hour of 2.30 o’clock in the
afternoon.
Dated at New Westminster, B.C., this 10th
day of November, 1936.
_ D. WHITESIDE,
Senior Official Receiver for British Columbia.
9509-no019
1958 THE B.C.
MISCELLANEOUS.
“FARMERS’ CREDITORS ARRANGEMENT |
AOL
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Matter of a Proposal for a Composition,
Extension, or Scheme of Arrangement of
Arthur L. Farr, Farmer.
AKE NOTICE that Arthur L. Farr, resid- |
ing in the County of Cariboo, in the Prov-
ince of British Columbia, has submitted to me
for the consideration of his creditors a proposal
for a composition (or extension of time or
scheme of arrangement). A general meeting
of creditors will be held at the office of the
Official Receiver, Prince George, B.C., on the
14th day of December, 1936, at the hour of 10
o’clock in the forenoon.
Dated at Prince George, B.C., this 4th day
of November, 1936.
Z: M. MUNRO,
9510-no19 Official Receiver.
“FARMERS’ CREDITORS ARRANGEMENT
ACT?
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Matter of a Proposal for a Composition,
Extension, or Scheme of Arrangement of
George W. J. Moore, Farmer.
AKE NOTICE that George W. J. Moore,
residing in the County of Cariboo, in the
Province of British Columbia, has submitted
to me for the consideration of his creditors a
proposal for a composition (or extension of time
or scheme of arrangement). A general meet-
ing of creditors will be held at the Lakeview
Hotel, Williams Lake, B.C., on the 16th day of
December, 1936, at the hour of 2 o’clock in the
afternoon.
Dated at Prince George, B.C., this 4th day of
November, 1986.
J. M. MUNRO,
9511-no19 Official Receiver.
USE OF ABANDONED DITCH.
TIVAKE NOTICE that E. S. Dowsett, of Bark-
erville, B.C., the lessee of Placer-mining
Lease No. 2970 and the applicant for a water
licence to take water from Cunningham Pass
Creek, Cariboo Mining Division, intends to apply
to the Gold Commissioner for the said Mining
Division at Barkerville for the right to use an
unnamed ditch which runs from the slough on
Cunningham Pass Creek to said lease, situated
near its confluence with Cunningham Creek.
The said ditch is not in use and was apparently
constructed for working placer-mining holdings
long abandoned or forfeited. The said ditch
is needed for the development of said Placer- |
mining Lease No. 2970.
Dated at Barkerville, B.C., this 13th day of
November, 1986.
9437-nol9 E. S. DOWSETT.
NOTICE.
In the Matter of the “ Partnership Act,” and
in the Matter of West End Fuel.
MMAKE NOTICE that the partnership between |
Robert Sutherland Jackson and Wallace
Roy Browne, carrying on a fuel and sawdust |
business under the name of “ West End Fuel ”
at the foot of Smythe Street, Vancouver, B.C.,
was on the 25th day of September, 1936,
dissolved.
9447-nol9, W. ROY BROWNE.
GAZETTE. [NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.
MISCELLANEOUS.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
Nee is hereby given that The Malkin-
| Pearson Co., Limited, changed its name
on the 12th day of November, 1936, to the name
“The W. H. Malkin Co. (Nanaimo), Limited.”
H. G. GARRETT, ;
Registrar of Companies.
| 9436-n019
“COMPANIES ACT.”
Noe is hereby given that Vancouver
Café, Limited, changed its name on the
29th day of October, 1986, to the name “ Devon
Café, Limited.”
H. G. GARRETT,
9434-no19 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
Di ees is hereby given that Elsie Lake Log
Transport, Limited, whose registered
office is situate at 887 Hastings Street West,
Vancouver, B.C., and which carries on its busi-
ness at Vancouver, B.C., intends to apply to
the Registrar of Companies for approval of a
change of its name to the name “ Alberni Pacific
Transport Company, Limited,” at the expira-
tion of four weeks from the date of this notice.
Dated this 19th day of November, 1936.
H. G. GARRETT,
9444-no19 Registrar of Companies.
MIKE PAKULIS, DECEASED.
Arbitration under the ‘“ Workmen’s Compen-
sation Act,” Chap, 244, R.S.B.C. 1911.
AKE NOTICE that His Honour G. H.
Thompson, Judge of the County Court of
East Kootenay, as arbitrator herein, appointed
Tuesday, the 29th day of December, 1936, at the
Court-house, Fernie, British Columbia, at 1
p-m., as the time and place for the hearing of
an arbitration to determine who are the de-
pendents of Mike Pakulis, deceased, who was
killed on the 5th day of July, 1913, while em-
ployed as a miner by the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way Company at its mines, Hosmer, British
Columbia, and as to the amount payable to
each dependent and such other matters as may
arise thereunder.
And further take notice that, if you con-
sider yourself entitled as a dependent to any
part of the moneys paid to the legal represen-
tative of the said Mike Pakulis’for distribution
amongst his dependents, you are required to
file with the undersigned notice of your claim
on or before the said first-mentioned date.
J. R. NOLAN,
Fernie, B.C., Personal Representative
of the said Deceased.
To George Michael Walter Pakulis.
9440-no19
“COMPANIES ACT.”
| Tape ee is hereby given that Standard Gar-
/ ment Company, Limited, whose registered
office is situate at 360 Homer Street, Vancou-
_ver, B.C., and which carries on its business at
Vancouver, B.C., intends to apply to the Regis-
trar of Companies for approval of a change of
_its name to the name “ Fannin Agencies, Lim-
ited,” at the expiration of four weeks from the
date of this notice.
Dated this 19th day of November, 1936.
H. G. GARRETT, ©
9438-nol19 Registrar of Companies.
NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.]
MISCELLANEOUS.
“INSURANCE ACT.”
OTICE is hereby given that the Provincial
Insurance Company, Limited, has ap-
pointed Herbert Richard Fullerton, of Vancou-
ver, as its attorney for the purposes of the
“Insurance Act,” in place of W. B. Blane, of
Vancouver.
Dated this 2nd day of November, 19386.
H. G. GARRETT,
9410-no5 Superintendent of Insurance.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
TW Ones is hereby given that B.C. Signals &
Signs, Limited, whose registered office is
situate at 412 Randall Building, 535 Georgia
Street West, Vancouver, B.C., and which carries
on its business at Vancouver, B.C., intends to
apply to the Registrar of Companies for ap-
proval of a change of its name to the name
“Vancouver Neon Signs and Signals, Ltd.,” at
the expiration of four weeks from the date of
this notice.
Dated this 5th day of November, 1936.
H.-G. GARRETT,
9407-nod Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
Neves is hereby given that Crossman Elec-
trical Machinery Company, Limited, whose
registered office is situate at 59 Alexander
Street, Vancouver, B.C., and which carries on
its business at Vancouver, B.C., intends to
apply to the Registrar of Companies for ap-
proval of a change of its name to the name
“Crossman Machinery Company, Limited,” at
the expiration of four weeks from the date of
this notice.
Dated this 5th day of November, 1936.
H. G. GARRETT,
9404-no5 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
HEREBY CERTIFY that there have this
day been registered pursuant to the ‘ Com-
panies Act” an office copy of an order of the
Honourable Mr. Justice Robertson, dated the
21st day of Otcober, 1936, confirming wholly a
special resolution of W. J. Taylor Co., Ltd., for
the alteration of the objects of the Company,
and a copy of the memorandum of association
of the Company as altered.
The objects of the Company have been ex-
tended by the addition of the following
clauses :—
“(b1.) To act and conduct business as finan-
cial, insurance, collection, real estate, house,
special, and general agents and brokers; to
acquire agencies, and to be appointed agent for
any person, firm, or corporation; to act gen-
erally as appraiser, valuator, or adjuster of real
estate, personal estate, stocks, goods and chat-
tels, or for any other lawful purpose:
“(b2.) To acquire by purchase, lease, hire,
discovery, location, or otherwise, and to hold,
mines, mineral claims, mineral leases, mining
lands, prospects, licences, and mining rights of
every description, and oil, petroleum, and natu-
ral-gas licences, leases, and properties, and to
work, develop, operate, turn to account, sell, or
otherwise dispose thereof.”
Given under my hand and seal of office at
Victoria, Province of British Columbia, this
twenty-ninth day of October, one thousand nine
hundred and thirty-six.
H. G. GARRETT,
Registrar of Companies.
Eis.
9405-nod
THE B.C. GAZETTE.
1959
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.
AKE NOTICE that Frank White, formerly
a member of the firm carrying on business
as loggers in the County of Victoria, under the
style of “Gum Boot Logging Company,” has
retired from the said partnership on the 1st day
of October, 1936.
The said partnership under the same name
will be carried on by the remaining part-
ners, Louis Ferdinand Larson, John Frederick
O’Neill, and Tom Harper.
Dated at Victoria, B.C., October Ist, 19386.
LOUIS FERDINAND LARSON.
TOM HARPER.
$281-0c29 FRED O’NEILL.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
Hs agora ce is hereby given that Jigby Precious
Metals Recovery, Ltd., changed its name
on the 22nd day of October, 1936, to the name
“ Jigvy Precious Metals Recovery, Ltd.”
H. G. GARRETT,
9288-0c29 Registrar of Companies.
NOTICE.
PaciIFIC STOCK COMPANY, LIMITED.
AKE NOTICE that Pacific Stock Company,
Limited, having its registered office at 475
Howe Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, has
resolved to wind up voluntarily.
Dated the 17th day of October, 1936.
J. D. MATHER,
9291-0c29 Liquidator.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
dh feameneie is hereby given, pursuant to sub-
sections (3) and (4) of section 198 of the
“Companies Act,’ that the undermentioned
companies were on the date of this notice struck
off the Register, and on the publication of this
notice will be dissolved.
Dated October 29th, 1936.
H. G. GARRETT,
Registrar of Companies.
COMPANIES INCORPORATED UNDER ‘“ COMPANIES
Agr, L3897-?
Cert. No.
2980 (97) Merchants Finance & Trading Com-
pany, Limited.
2317-(97) McDowell-Mouat Coal Company,
Limited.
1779 (97) Summit Lake Lumber Company,
Limited.
1658 (97) topo Lumber Co., Limited,
e.
COMPANIES INCORPORATED UNDER “ COMPANIES
AGT, 1910,”
Alpha Mortgage Investment Company,
Limited.
Cameron Valley Land Company, Limited.
Creeden & Avery, Limited.
D. E. Brown, Hope & Macaulay, Limited.
neue Canadian Trust Company, Lim-
ited.
Independent Securities, Limited.
Maritime Trust Company, Limited.
North Coast Land Company, Limited.
Segur Oil Refineries, Limited.
2242
1322
2318
2070
1727
1629
34
570
478
COMPANIES INCORPORATED UNDER “ COMPANIES
AOE 192k”
8259 Empire Brewing Company, Limited.
9366-0¢29
1960
MISCELLANEOUS.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
Naas is hereby given that General Signs,
Ltd., changed its name on the 5th day of
November, 19386, to the name “ David Neon,
Ltd.”
H. G. GARRETT,
9418-no12 Registrar of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
OTICE is hereby given that Goldgrant
Mines, Limited (Non-Personal Liability),
whose registered office is situate at 409 Rogers |
Building, 470 Granville Street, Vancouver, B.C.,
and which carries on its business at Vancouver,
B.C., intends to apply to the Registrar of Com-
panies for approval of a change of its name to
the name Lucky Strike Gold Mining Company, |
Limited (Non-Personal Liability), at the ex-
piration of four weeks from the date of this
notice.
Dated this 29th day of October, 1936.
H. G. GARRETT,
9292-0c29 Registrar of Companies.
“CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATIONS ACT.”
OTICE is hereby given, pursuant to sec-
tion 45 of the ‘‘ Co-operative Associations
Act” and section 198 (3) of the “‘ Companies
Act,” that, unless cause is shown to the con-
trary, the undermentioned associations will,
at the expiration of two months from the date
of this notice, be struck off the Register and
will be dissolved.
Dated this 31st day of October, 19386.
H. G. GARRETT,
Registrar of Companies.
LIQUIDATION.
Cert. No. .
166 (Co-op.)
96 (Co-op.)
57 (Co-op.)
184 (Co-op.)
Armstrong Co-operative Growers
Exchange.
Arrow Lakes Produce & Cannery
Association, The.
British Columbia Berry Growers
Association, Limited, The.
Campbell Range Co-operative As-
sociation.
14-B (Co-op.) in eg Creamery Association,
e.
175 (Co-op.) Maple Ridge Fruit Growers Co-
operative Association, The.
240 (Co-op.) Nanaimo District Farmers Co-
operative Association.
76 (Co-op.) Summerland Fruit Union.
9375-no5
“CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATIONS ACT.”
OTICE is hereby given, pursuant to section
45 of the “ Co-operative Associations Act,”
that, unless cause is shown to the contrary,
the undermentioned associations will, at the ex-
piration of two months from the date of this
notice, be struck off the Register and will be
dissolved.
Dated this 31st day of October, 1936.
H. G. GARRETT,
Registrar of Companies.
Cert. No.
291 (Co-op.)
tive Association.
Balfour Co-operative Association.
Belgo Co-operative Growers As-
sociation.
British Columbia Cleaners and
Dyers Co-operative Association.
British Columbia Egg and Poul-
try Co-operative Association, The.
220 (Co-op.)
282 (Co-op.)
290 (Co-op.)
259 (Co-op.)
Abbotsford Consumers Co-opera- |
| 316 (Co-op,)
THE B.C. GAZETTE.
[NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.
Cert. No.
| 294 (Co-op.) British Columbia Farmers Co-op-
erative Marketing Association.
B.C. Fishermen’s Co-operative As-
sociation.
Cawston Co-operative Fruit &
Canning Association.
Central Interior Co-operative
Grain & Hay Pool.
Chilliwack Co-operative
Growers Association.
Columbia Potato Growers Asso-
ciation, The.
Co-operative Building Association
of Greater Vancouver, B.C
Co-operative Conference of Brit-
ish Columbia, The.
Cowichan Co-operative Fruit
Growers Association, The.
Delta Co-operative Breeders So-
ciety.
Delta Manor Co-operative Asso-
ciation, The.
Farmers Co-operative Union of
267 (Co-op.)
194 (Co-op.)
249 (Co-op.)
304 (Co-op.)
329 (Co-op.)
285 (Co-op.)
296 (Co-op.)
187 (Co-op.)
269 (Co-op.)
266 (Co-op.)
323 (Co-op.)
69 (Co-op.)
Corn
Fernie Industrial and Provident
Co-operative Society Limited,
The.
F. V. North Langley Co-opera-
tive Association, The.
308 (Co-op.) Gabriola Agricultural
tion (Co-operative).
324 (Co-op.) Gifford and District Co-operative
Trading Society, The.
6 (Rural Tel.) Huntingdon Rural Telephone
Company, The.
298 (Co-op.) Interior Co-operative Association.
300 (Co-op.) Italian Business Co-operative As-
238 (Co-op.)
sociation.
306 (Co-op.)
116 (Co-op.)
Associa-
Kootenay Co-operative Storage
Association.
Lower Mainland Independent
Milk Producers Co-operative As-
sociation.
Mainland Hothouse Producers
Co-operative Association.
Merritt Co-operative Coalmining
Association,
Milner Co-operative Society.
Mission Rhubarb Growers Co-
operative Association.
Nelson & District United Farm-
ers Co-operative Association.
Northern Okanagan Creamery
Association.
Our Co-operative Association.
Pacific Coast Growers Co-opera-
tive Association.
Penticton Trading Association,
Limited.
Producers Co-operative Market-
ing Exchange.
Property Holders
Association.
Queen’s Bay Co-operative Asso-
ciation.
Renata Co-operative Exchange.
Richmond and Marpole Farmers
Co-operative Association.
Richmond Co-operative ! Poultry
Union. Dairy
R.O.P. Co-operative Association
of B.C. Poultry Breeders, The.
Rossland Co-operative Transpor-
tation Society, The.
Strawberry Hill Berry Growers’
Association.
Sunbeam Co-operative
The.
Tarrys-Thrums Co-onerative As-
sociation.
Vancouver Island Co-operative
Fruit Exchange, The.
Vancouver Island Co-operative
Hot House Association.
Victoria Co-operative Building
Craftsman’s Association.
9375-nod
283 (Co-op.)
311 (Co-op.)
179 (Co-op.)
312 (Co-op.)
180 (Co-op.)
132 (Co-op.)
3825 (Co-op.)
3819 (Co-op.)
47 (Co-op.)
322 (Co-op.)
831 (Co-op.)
297 (Co-op.)
255 (Co-op.)
293 (Co-op.)
826 (Co-op.)
265 (Co-op.)
320 (Co-op.)
161 (Co-op.)
Co-operative
273 (Co-op.) Society,
192 (Co-op.)
242 (Co-op.)
313 (Co-op.)
NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.]
MISCELLANEOUS.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
Noe is hereby given, pursuant to subsec- |
tion (2) of section 198 of the “‘ Companies
Act,” that, unless cause is shown to the con-
trary, each of the undermentioned companies
will, at the expiration of two months from the
date of this notice, be struck off the Register
and will be dissolved.
Dated this 7th day of November, 1936.
H. G. GARRETT,
Registrar of Companies.
COMPANIES INCORPORATED UNDER ‘‘ COMPANIES
Act, 1890.”
Cert. No. :
283 (90) British Columbia Syndicate, Limited
Liability.
COMPANIES INCORPORATED UNDER ‘“‘ COMPANIES
NOT USOT
667 (97)
1227 (97)
1553 (97)
2017 (97)
2946 (97)
142 (97)
3013 (97)
1356 (97)
Company, Limited, The.
Frank Lovick Piano Co., Limited.
G. A. Hankey & Company, Limited.
Haddington Island Quarry Com-
pany, Limited.
Port Mellon Development Company,
Limited, The.
Red Mountain View Mines, Limited
(Non-Personal Liability).
Royal Financial Corporation, Lim-
ited.
Securities Corporation of British
Columbia, Limited, The.
COMPANIES INCORPORATED UNDER ‘‘ COMPANIES
Oe LOMO
Abernethy Lougheed Logging Company,
Limited.
ae J. Smith Garage Company, Limited,
e.
Annandale Supply Co., Limited.
Argyle Investment Co., Limited.
B.C. Auto & Truck Wreckers, Limited.
B.C. Marine, Limited.
B.C. Pharmacal Co., Limited.
Blue Band Navigation Co., Limited.
Hie American Timber Company, Lim-
ited.
British Coalinga Oil Fields, Limited.
British Columbia Amusements Company,
Limited.
Broadway Buildings, Limited.
Brown Auto Repair & Storage, Limited.
Bullock Gold Mines, Limited.
Burnaby Townsites, Limited.
Canadian Credit Co., Limited.
Casano, Limited.
Celtic Club, Limited, The.
Coast Range Steel, Limited.
Commercial Drive Garage, Limited.
oan Lumber Company, Limited,
The.
Deanshaven Development Company, Lim-
ited.
Dixie Mines, Limited (Non-Personal Lia-
bility).
Dumas Club Company, Limited.
Dunford’s, Limited.
Elderkin Forrest & Macgregor, Limited.
Elkins Brothers, Limited.
George Rowcliffe, Limited.
G. H. Cottrell Oil Tanking Company,
Limited.
Haddington Quarry Company, Limited.
Haig Fisheries, Limited.
Herald Printing and Publishing Com-
pany, Limited, The.
Jarvis Electric Company, Limited, The.
J. Hanbury & Co., Limited.
J. L. Mara & Co., Limited.
J. M. Steves’ Dairy, Limited.
J. N. Bell & Co., Limited.
5567
5612
5041
3966
5845
2400
2928
5109
3594
163
1085
5404
5774
4190
4951
1542
5750
5529
5287
5790
4537
THE B.C. GAZETTE.
5639
4162
Dardanelles and Okanagan Mining |
1961
Cert. No.
John McAllister & Sons, Limited.
J. T. Macgregor & Co., Limited.
3898 Kilburger’s, Limited.
2865 Lake Kathlyn Anthracite Coal Company,
Limited (Non-Personal Liability). |
5256 Laminated Materials Company, Limited.
5657 Lund Club, Limited.
5126 Mercantile, Limited.
3087 Molybdenum Mining and Reduction Com-
pany, Limited (Non-Personal Liability).
Northern Interior Land Company, Lim-
ited.
North West Building Company, Limited.
Okanagan Falls Land Company, Limited,
The.
Pacific Coast Sports, Limited.
Palmer Owen Logging Co., Limited.
Richmond Arts, Limited.
Shilvock-Jackson, Limited.
Sipprell-Ralston, Limited.
Standard Alberta Oils,
Personal Liability).
Standard Decorators, Limited.
Stapledon & Carter, Limited.
5742 Strathcona Estates, Limited.
581 Wray and McKee, Limited.
COMPANIES INCORPORATED UNDER ‘‘ COMPANIES
AcT, 1921.”
A & C Company, Limited.
Abbey, Limited, The.
A. D. Anderson Administration Com-
pany, Limited.
Alaska Herring Packers, Limited.
Allan P. Tynan and Company, Limited.
Amalgamated Brewers Agency of Brit-
ish Columbia, Limited, The.
A. M. & H. Logging, Limited.
Approved Securities, Limited.
Archie Hogg Construction Co., Limited.
Ardley Greenhouse, Limited.
Armac. Silver-Lead Mines,
(Non-Personal Liability).
means Brokerage Company,
ited.
Associated Canadian Hotels, Limited.
Associated Oil Dealers, Limited.
ae ca Pacific Packing Company, Lim-
ited.
Aurimont Mines, Limited (Non-Personal
Liability).
Avenue Dollar Taxi, Limited.
Bailey & Son, Limited.
Barnet Lumber Company, Limited.
Barr Bros. Lumber Co., Limited.
Bastion Finance Company, Limited.
B.C. Mineral Holdings Co., Ltd.
Beaven, Limited.
Bellroye Court, Limited.
Bend Lumber Company, Limited, The.
Berengaria Mining Company, Limited
(Non-Personal Liability).
Big Black Bear Mining Company, Lim-
ited (Non-Personal Liabiity).
Big Chief Woodyard, Limited.
Blackburn, Limited.
Bodie-Weeks Company, Limited.
Boston Flat Company, Limited.
Bray Woollen Mills, Limited, The.
Britcol Construction Company, Ltd., The.
British Canadian Proportions, Limited.
British Colonial Securities, Limited.
British Columbia Airways, Limited.
British Columbia Apartments, Limited.
British Columbia Fur Farm, Limited.
British Picture Producers, Limited.
British United Traders, Ltd.
Brunette Lumber Company, Limited.
Burrard Amusement Co., Limited.
Burrard Knitting Mills, Limited.
Cairneurran, Limited.
Campbell Aristophonic Patents, Limited.
wad River Stage & Taxi Co., Lim-
ited.
Canada Illustrated, Limited.
Canadian American Timber Company,
Limited.
114
5076
248
5648
5026
3588
5058
5192
4392 Limited (Non-
5295
4103
TLTT
8907
7936
8472
9155
7149
9989
10741
10113
9694
10417
10332
Limited
Lim-
8759
9466
6488
9590
9799
9203
7339
8161
9737
10359
9584
9030
8247
10324
10201
82138
7306
8281
7184
9816
10587
7385
8829
9769
9564
8164
9710
8956
6883
9016
8116
9625
9929
8964
10425
7532
1962 THE B.C. GAZETTE. [NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.
Cert. No. Cert. No.
9557 Canadian Automatic Ticket Recorders, | 10316 Hanbury Hog Fuel Company, Limited.
10200
7906
8205
9798
6465
6469
8232
8422
8628
7503
10403
10140
7986
10122
8036
9442
10991
10564
8499
9794
8832
10639
7293
8551
8874
10907
10518
8865
8995
8451
8452
10761
10266
8464
9351
8948
6239
8873
10239
7627
9415
10236
9067
8869
6751
6676
8361
10380
8163
10680
9711
10095
7955
9821
7832
7413
8043
8435
10705
8256
8732
Limited.
Canadian Axle & Coupling Co., Limited.
Canadian Cartage Company, Limited, |
The.
Canadian Engineering Company, Lim-
ited.
Canadian Export and Import (1927),
Limited.
Canadian Liquid Meter Company, Lim- |
ited.
Canadian Mexican Gold Mines Limited
(Non-Personal Liability).
C. & S. Towing Company, Limited.
Cantelon Lumber & Shingle Co., Limited.
Cariboo Lumber Company, Limited.
Carter Bros., Limited.
Central Copper & Gold Company, Lim-
ited (Non-Personal Liability).
Charles Saunders, Limited.
Chocolate Shop, Limited.
Christie-Barbara, Limited.
Christy, Hall & Company, Limited.
Clark Cooked Meat Company, Limited.
Clark-Unwin Confectionery Company,
Limited.
Colbert Oils, Limited (Non-Personal Lia-
bility).
Commercial Bonding Company, Limited.
Commercial Drug Company, Limited.
Community Memorial Hall, Port Alberni,
Limited.
Consolidated Copper & Gold Mines, Lim-
ited (Non-Personal Liability).
Continental Agencies, Limited.
Creasey & Abrams, Limited.
Creolisol Manufacturing Co., Limited.
Crow’s Bar Placers, Limited (Non-Per-
sonal Liability).
Dawson Gold Mines, Limited (Non-Per-
sonal Liability).
Deep Sea Freighters, Limited.
Dewdney Garage, Limited.
Dewdney Shingle Company, Limited.
D. Murchie & Son, Limited.
Dominion Mineral Development Com-
pany, Limited (Non-Personal Liability).
Dominion Packing Company, Limited.
Dominion Tailoring Company Limited.
Eagle Rock Estates, Limited.
E. D. Judson, Limited.
Electric Panel Manufacturing, Limited.
Ensign Fruit Company, Limited.
Eric Husband, Limited.
Eve Bros., Limited.
Faery Fruit Lands, Limited.
F. E. Harrison, Limited.
Ferrier & Lucas, Limited.
Firlock Lumber Company, Limited.
Fook On Company, Limited.
Fook Sang Company, Limited.
Fowler Brothers Grain Company, Lim-
ited.
Francois Lake Logging Company, Lim-
ited.
Fraser Apartments, Limited.
Fred Mason & Company, Limited.
Fresh-Water Logging Company, Lim-
ited.
Gagne Pile Driving and Transportation
Company, Limited.
Gas Turbines, Limited.
G. B. O’Connor, Limited.
Giant Salvage Co., Limited.
Giles-Squier, Limited.
Girdwood and Company, Limited.
Grand Central Parking and Auto Sales,
Limited.
Granville Merchants, Limited.
Granville Properties, Limited.
G. R. Drysdale, Limited.
6448 Great West Financial Security Company,
9866
8852
7738
Limited.
Great West Mines, Limited.
Griffin-Filion, Limited.
Grouse Mountain Highway and Scenic
Resort, Limited.
9796
| 10512
8392
8634
8625
8152
9924
6493
8437
7278
9692
9581
9854
7005
10447
9576
| 10419
8782
10832
10357
7331
10106
6841
10078
10008
8622
7174
10100
9631
7070:
7632
7214
8121
8776
8902
7928
9025
10775
8440
9653
8573
10139
10321
9224
10230
8021
8880
9472
6152
9096
6129
10726
9907
9754
9612
8290
| 10025
10811
9844
6185
10131
9662
8982
9684
9446
8765
10360
8985
8136
9033
9738
9654
Happyland, Limited. ai
Harry Routledge Company, Limited.
Health Builders, Limited.
Hecate Fish Products, Limited.
Hobbs Brothers, Limited.
Hotel Canada, Limited.
Hugh A. Warner, Limited.
Humphries & Anderson, Limited.
Ideal Securities, Limited.
Imported Hardwoods, Limited.
Industrial Securities, Limited.
Inland Agencies, Limited.
Insurance Service Corporation, Limited.
Invermere Golf Club, Limited.
Iron & Metals, Limited.
James and Wood, Limited.
James Richmond, Limited.
J. A. Walker & Company, Limited.
Jessie Gold Mines, Limited (Non-Per-
sonal Liability).
J. H. Good & Company, Limited.
Kalum Lake Mines, Limited (Non-Per-
sonal Liability).
Kamloops Hardware Company, Limited.
K. & K. Timber Company, Limited.
Kapel’s All Canadian Shows, Limited.
ae Construction Company, Lim-
ited.
Killarney Mines, Limited.
Kingcrest Tennis Club, Limited.
Kootenay Central Mining and Develop-
ment Company, Limited (Non-Personal
Liability).
Kootenay Mines Securities Company,
Limited.
Kootenay Trading Company, Limited.
Leadville Mining Company, Limited
(Non-Personal Liability), The.
Leigh & Cuthbertson, Limited.
Leon M. Gold, Limited.
Le Page, Limited.
Lions Gate Meat Market, Limited.
Lock Grocery Company, Limited.
Longworth Lumber Company, Limited.
Lorraine Copper. Silver Mines, Limited
(Non-Personal Liability).
Lumberman’s Club, Limited.
Lynn Valley Silver Fox Co., Limited.
Mahatma Orchards, Limited.
Mallis, Limited.
nee & Tenth Service & Garage, Lim-
ited.
Marigold Hat Shop, Limited.
Marine Agents (Vancouver), Limited.
Marmot Metals Mining Company, Lim-
ited (Non-Personal Liability).
Mary Ryan Mines, Limited (Non-Per-
sonal Liability).
Matheson Motors, Limited.
Maxime’s Millinery, Limited.
Maylor Avery, Limited.
Minto Electric Light ‘Heat & Power
Company, Limited, The.
Mogul Mining Company, Limited (Non-
Personal Liability).
Moncrieff & Vistacenet, Limited.
Moore Logging Company, Limited.
Murgatroyd’s, Limited.
Musquash Farms, Limited.
McAllister Agencies, Limited.
McCulloch Motor Company, Limited.
McQuillin, Limited.
McVicar Shingle Company, Limited.
Nelson Island Lime Company, Limited.
Nemo Manufacturing Company, Limited.
New England Hotel and Café, Limited.
New Republic Chinese Daily Newspaper
Publishing Company, Limited, The.
Newton Securities, Limited.
Northern Packing Company, Limited.
Northern Securities, Limited.
Northern Shipping Company, Limited.
Oak Tree Service, Limited.
Oceania Industries, Limited.
Ocean Salvage Company, Limited.
Ocean Stevedoring Co., Limited.
NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.]
THE B.C. GAZETTE.
Cert. No.
8296
8492
10934
7930
9006
7315
9195
8388
8414
10423
8672
9467
8919
8218
7926
8199
8016
8927
9196
10846
10947
10436
7927
7226
7290
9685
9031
10345
8010
8404
10211
8262
7588
6577
8207
10497
9947
7102
8206
8608
7741
8837
8890
10408
9675
8553
10104
8836
8485
9824
9008
10461
8367
8463
9766
11061
9526
8810
11044
9140
10650
9644
8950
10411
9858
8992
Olympic Café, Limited, The.
oaee Fishing & Packing Company, Lim-
ited.
Otter Bay Fishing Company, Limited.
Outings Manufacturing Co., Limited.
Pacific Brick, Limited.
Pacific Cedar Company, Limited.
Pacific Coast Terminals, Limited.
Pacific Distributors, Limited.
Pacific Estates, Limited.
Pacific Gold Mines, Limited.
Permanent Construction Company, Lim-
ited, The.
Petroleum Products Supply Company, |
Limited.
Poole Electric Company, Limited.
poe Canal Electric Laundry, Lim-
ited.
Portlock Fishing Company, Limited, The.
Premier Coal Company, Limited.
as Physio-Therapy Clinics, Lim-
ited.
Prince George Paper and Lumber Com-
pany, Limited.
Radio, Limited.
Ravey Consolidated Mines, Limited.
Renfrew Cedar Co., Limited, The.
Revenue Consolidated Mines, Limited.
Reynolds Cartage Company, Limited.
R. H. Rook, Limited.
Richardson & Walsh, Limited.
Riverview Land Company, Limited.
R. 8S. Jamieson & Company, Limited.
Saanich Hot-House Company, Limited.
Salsbury and Company, Limited.
Scott Cove Logging Co., Limited.
Security Finance, Limited.
Shell Shipping & Trading Company,
Limited.
Shingle Exchange, Limited.
Shore-Wallace Company, Limited, The.
Shuswap Transportation Company, Lim-
ited.
Signal Devices, Limited.
Silverado Consolidated, Limited (Non-
Personal Liability).
ue Laminated Wood Company, Lim-
ited.
Southard Motors, Limited.
Sowaqua Mining Company, Limited.
Stoddart’s, Limited.
Sunalta Creameries, Limited.
Sunrise Mining Company, Limited (Non-
Personal Liability).
Sunset Radio, Limited.
Sutton and Fletcher, Limited.
Takahara, Limited.
Tayler Shipping Company, Limited.
Terminal Merchandisers, Limited.
Terminal Securities, Limited.
Tertiary Holding Company,
(Non-Personal Liability).
Thos. Steele & Son, Limited.
st ae es Building Corporation, Lim-
ited.
Tomahawk Saw Mills, Limited.
Trenwith, Limited.
Trojan Storage Battery Company, Lim-
ited.
Tulameen Coal Mines, Limited.
Turgeon Doyle Company, Limited.
Underwood Lumber, Logging & Power
Co., Limited.
United Copper-Gold Mines,
(Non-Personal Liability).
United Lode Mining Company, Limited
(Non-Personal Liability).
Universal Electric, Limited.
Valencia Apartments, Limited.
Valveoiler, Limited.
Me iad Armoury Association, Lim-
ited.
te Goa Art Metal Works, Limited,
e.
Vancouver Hardwood Floor Company,
Limited.
Limited
Limited
|
|
|
|
Cert. No.
9159 Vancouver Orient Export Company,
Limited. Fea.
7878 Vancouver Pork Butchers, Limited.
6602
7915
9695
8217
9845
6867
10024
vide
8679
9965
10178
8621
8604
10484
6472
6691
9603
7050:
9429
9948
7253
6808
Vancouver Wood Yard, Limited.
Vaucroft, Limited.
Vedder Trading Company, Limited.
Victoria Fur Farms, Limited.
Victoria Motor Coach Co., Limited.
Vince and Company, Limited.
Warn Signals, Limited.
Weiler Furniture Company, Limited.
West Coast Boiler & Tank Company,
Limited.
West Coast Novelty Co., Limited.
West Coast Timber Company, Limited.
Western Canada Fruit & Produce Ex-
change, Limited, The.
Western Canada Magic Silver Black Fox
& Fur Company, Limited.
Westley Lumber Company, Limited.
Westminster Motors, Limited.
White Rock Tug Company, Limited.
Wilcock & Co., Limited.
Wild Horse Gold Mining Syndicate, Lim-
ited (Non-Personal Liability) .
William Cornfield, Limited.
Willingdon Place, Limited.
W.4J. Savory Seed and Floral Company,
Limited.
W.L. Comyn & Co., Limited.
COMPANIES INCORPORATED UNDER ‘“‘ COMPANIES
12840.
13651
12008
129438
11078
12017
11819
11850
12483
118735
12375
11745
130038
13029
La
12487
12649
11529
11613
13439
12018
11875
12950
12493
12094
11747
11750:
13892
12019
12883
12042
11848
12380
11896
12208
12875
11882
12600
12554
11879
11983
11523
13218
13061
11766
12182
ACT, 1929,”
Abbotsford 25c. Taxi, Limited.
ar Jukes & Company (Victoria), Lim-
ited.
fe eR eaY anes Motor Freight, Lim-
ited.
Alert Logging Company, Limited.
Aliford Fisheries, Ltd.
All Brothers (Canada), Limited.
Atlas Educational Films, Ltd.
B.C. Colliery, Ltd.
B.C. Empire Salmon Canners, Limited.
B.C. Forest Products, Limited.
B.C. Hydraulics, Limited.
B.C. Inventions, Limited.
B.C. Scientific Instrument Manufactur-
ers, Ltd.
B.C. Shell Products, Limited.
B.C. Tobacco, Limited.
Benson-Taylor, Limited.
Boys’ Shop, Limited, The.
Braemar Mining Company, Limited
(Non-Personal Liability).
Brett’s (Abbotsford), Limited.
Bridge River Pacific Mines, Limited
(Non-Personal Liability).
British Guild Players, Limited.
British Investments, Limited.
Broughton Land Company, Limited.
Brunt Distillation, Ltd.
Cadmium Platers, Limited.
Calder-Waddicor, Limited.
Canada Lead Products Limited.
Canada Rooms, Limited.
Carpenter’s, Limited.
Carver Churn Co., Limited.
Cashman’s Style Shop, Limited.
C. B. McNeill, Limited.
Cedar Creek Placer Gold, Limited (Non-
Personal Liability).
Chauffeur’s Service, Limited.
City Auto Service, Limited.
City Electric Company, Limited.
ae Sulphite Fibre Company, Lim-
ited.
Coast Contracting & Fencing Co., Ltd.
Cocos Island Treasure, Limited.
Coleman & Harvey, Limited.
Cottingham Auto Painting Co., Ltd.
Cranbrook Hardware, Limited.
Crazy Crystals (Canada), Limited.
Darlings Drugs, Limited.
Delta Manor Chicken Products, Ltd.
Delta Oyster Company, Limited.
1964 THE B.C. GAZETTE. [NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.
Cert. No. Cert. No.
12702 Deroche Hydro-Electric Company, Lim- | 11820 North West Logging Company, Limited.
ited. che: 12254 Pacific Bottle Company, Limited.
ote ee ee ie ey “ PY SY pecs Coast Automobile Association,
1259 onna Lowe Confections, Limited. imited.
13922 Dynamo Mines Syndicate, Limited, The. | 12246 Pacific Electric, Limited. ty
13074 E. A. Lee Style Shop, Limited. . 12104 Pacific Fur-Bearing Animals, Limited.
11634 Edenavple Vendors (Vancouver), Lim- | 11213 Pacific Petrol Products, Limited.
ited. : : =e /12090 Pacific Power Holdings, Limited.
cee pices ak petpes, Louie | 11874 heen oe one Limited (Non-Per-
a Theatres, Limited. sonal Liability).
12044 E. J. McClellan Company, Limited. 11890 Palmerston Co., Limited.
11611 Electric Laboratories, Limited. 12021 Peerless Sand & Gravel Company, Lim-
12084 a Taxi Transfer and Freight, Lim- | ited.
ited. 12312 Pemberton Ranches, Limited.
12512 - M. mae atti and Dairy Produce 12413 Penticton Community Hotel Company,
ompany, Limited. | Limited.
13051 Empire Animated Cartoons, Ltd. 12277 Penticton Securities, Limited, The.
12859 Empire Mills, Limited. | 12091 Petrie Lime Products, Limited.
ce oe Apartments, Limited. 11782 Port Hardy Industries, Limited.
xclusive Ladies Wear, Limited. /11868 Powell River Finance Company, Limited.
11869 Fagersta Steel Company of Canada, | 12968 Premier Motor Company, Limited.
mei oats . ay (11650 Produce Cold Srorees: Limited. —
airylan musements, . | 11866 Produce Sales, Limited.
12427 Aisa Orchards (Penticton), Lim- | 12006 Radec Lumber Company, ae
1ted. 12945 Restor Cement Laboratories, Ltd.
11867 Federated Orchards (Summerland), | 12036 Robson Hotel, Limited.
12188 Fisher Creek Syndicate, Limited al Ro ee ee ee
sy! , nited. uby Go ines, Limited.
12148 Fraternal Printing & Publishing Com- 13289 Seattle-Cariboo Mining Company, Lim-
pany, Limited. ited (Non-Personal Liability).
eee tie use nia Ree ES 11718 Bet arenes Transmission Company,
e Distributors, Limited. imited.
12688 res Setigee peg ee re a 11724 Shea-Pacific Company, Limited.
sits nae, eo Spee iability). 13697 eal tani Limited (Non-Per-
ey . sonal Liability).
He GE Peo ggg, 11501 Slander Gypsum Company of Canada,
12163 Griffith & Lee Agencies, Limited. 11884 Sea THsatne, Limited.
12458 G. S. Manufacturing Company, Limited. | 19087 Sterling Markets, Limited.
eet ee pt re 12025 Seay Hollow Tree Nut Shops, Lim-
rding right, Limited. ited.
Late ee ee 12026 ee Specialties (Holdings), Lim-
: » Lim : ited.
12003 Helth-Wel Poultry Products, Limited. 12495 Stvlex G ts, Limited.
12070 H. H. Roberts Construction Co., Ltd. 11595 § ies * Ride 2 Gold MG Tinioed
12071 H. H. Roberts Realty Corporation, Ltd Non beticae Cia oe
19081. 3E°J. Duka, Wenibed: fr 2 gg er ce ee 1
13081 International Holder Company, Limited. Liability). at ee ee
Bee ee ene 13373 aes son H cremeges Limited (Non-
12085 Jamieson Distributors, Limited. 13731 en ton & Carling, Ltd.
ele SM lat Waals SP Ecler ie ae cae on? Rist Kettle Inn, Limited, The.
12284 Kamloops Forest Products, Limited. eae oe MERU a> SEE eure
12014 Kerrisdale Recreations, Limited. 12743 Thurburn, Parr & Byrne, Limited.
as eae, ERoe as 12039 eer Pacific Import and Export, Lim-
one i : ee aye ited.
L222 ee — sige and Building, Limited. | 41783 T. g, Martyn, Limited.
ie esa mga ont Cedar Lands C 13270 United Placers, Limited (Non-Personal
pit oo ear Cedar Lumber Co., Liability).
12074 Tuck aueee Limited 12406 Vancouver Amusements, Ltd.
Age agp? ba ie 12434 Vancouver Titles, Limited.
11895 Maison Steadman, Limited. 11583 Vj z sh at
12507 Malahat Wood Company, Limited. 158 oe eine Meal & Fertilizer Com-
i I Motor Freigh im- ’ :
11885 oe Ridge Ioco Motor Freight, Lim 12478 Waikathon, Limited.
11677 Maple Ridge Motors, Limited. 11898 Walker’s Outings, Limited.
12098 Marpole Theatre, Limited. 12296 hep Ce ae a Limited (Non-Per-
12064 Meraloma Club, Limited. sonal Liability), e.
11626 M. G. Hill Contracting Co., Limited. 13077 Watson Bar Syndicate, Limited.
12109 Midino Stores, Limited. |12979 Waverley Land Company, Limited.
11860 Mission Piling Company, Limited. | 12260 W.B. Auto Service, Limited.
13300 Modern Appliances, Limited. 13067 Weeks Motors, Limited.
11814 Morrow Coal & Ice Company, Limited. 12618 W. E. Sherlock, Ltd.
13213 ae Lumber and Shingle Mills, | 13157 beat Sa ee and Wood Products
a ; syne ompany, Limited.
13059 Mutual Construction Company, Limited. | 49999 Western Electric & Engineering Com-
12205 Nanaimo Pole Company, Limited. _ pany, Limited.
13131 dg (Vancouver) Publishers, Limited, 11580 Wilbur Towing Company, Limited.
12047 New Westminster Holdings, Limited. 13045 Williams Credit Jewellers, Limited.
. 2. 11276 Wilson Ranch, Limited.
12967 Nicola Developments, Limited. ; ‘ nite
12011 North Arm Shingle Company, Limited. | 11816 Woodhill Mines, Limited.
12086 Northern B.C. Airways, Limited. 12133 Yale Hotel Co., Limited.
11880 pe ae ee Limited. | 13239 ae River Mining Company, Lim-
12963 Northern Mills, Limited. ited.
12049 Northwestern Concrete Pipe Company, | 12061 Zeplen Tire Corporation (Canada), Lim-
Limited,
ited. 9396-nol2
NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936. ]
THE B.C. GAZETTE.
1965
MISCELLANEOUS.
“INSURANCE ACT.”
NSE is hereby given that the Cornhill
Insurance Company, Limited, has ap-
pointed Herbert Richard Fullerton, of Vancou-
ver, as its attorney for the purposes of the
“Insurance Act,” in place of W. B. Blane, of
Vancouver.
Dated this 2nd day of November, 1986.
H..G. GARRETT,
9410-no5 Superintendent of Insurance.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
OTICE is hereby given that Alberni Pacific
Lumber Co., Limited, whose registered
office is situate at 837 Hastings Street West,
Vancouver, B.C., and which carries on its busi-
ness at Vancouver, B.C., intends to apply to
the Registrar of Companies for approval of a
change of its name to the name “ Somass Timber
Company, Limited,’ at the expiration of four
weeks from the date of this notice.
Dated this 5th day of November, 19386.
H, G. GARRET D,
9407-no5 Registrar of Companies.
NOTICE.
WILLIAM ROBERT COx, DECEASED.
OTICE is hereby given that all persons
having claims against the estate of
William Robert Cox, deceased, formerly of
Powell River, British Columbia, who died on
September 6th, 1936, are required, on or before
the 15th day of December, 1936, to deliver or
send by prepaid letter full particulars of their
claims, duly verified, to Battleoman M. Macin-
tyre, executor of the will of the said deceased,
William Robert Cox, at Hotel Rodmay, Powell
River, B.C.
And take notice that after the last-mentioned
date the executor will proceed to distribute the
assets of the deceased among the persons
entitled thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which he shall then have had notice.
Dated this 20th day of October, 1936.
THOMAS T. TAYLOR,
Solicitor for the Executor, Battleman
9290-0c29 M. Macintyre, Powell River, B.C.
NOTICE.
GN OFICE is hereby given, pursuant to the
provisions of the “ Vancouver Incorpora-
tion Act, 1921,” and amending Acts, and pursu-
ant to the provisions of a by-law passed by the
Council of the City of Vancouver in that behalf,
that the Collector of Taxes for the City of Van-
couver is authorized and shall proceed to offer
for sale by public auction, in the Council
Chamber at the Temporary City Hall, 16 Has-
tings Street East, in the City of Vancouver,
commencing at the hour of 10 o’clock in the
forenoon of the 23rd day of November, 1936,
each and every parcel of land and improvements
thereon upon which taxes or local improvements
or special assessments or other charges appear-
ing on the roll at the time of the passing of said
by-law have been delinquent for a period of two
years prior to the passing of such by-law, ex-
cepting such arrears as are exempted under the
provisions of the said “‘ Vancouver Incorpora-
tion Act, 1921,” and amending Acts, and the
“Vancouver Enabling Act, 1935,” and amend-
ments thereto.
Dated at Vancouver, B.C., this 15th day of
October, 1936.
JAS. L. ARMSTRONG,
Acting City Treasurer and Collector.
9267-0c22_ i.
6
MISCELLANEOUS.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
Ya oie is hereby given that London Rib-
stone Petroleums, Limited, has this’ day
converted itself, under section 66 of the “ Com-
panies Act,” into a specially limited company,
and that :—
(a.) The name of the Company now is “ Lon-
don Ribstone Petroleums, Limited (Non-Per-
sonal Liability)”:
(b.) The objects of the Company now are the
objects set forth in section 23 (1) of the said
Act:
(c.) The liability of the members is limited,
and a member shal! not be personally liable for
more than the amount actually agreed to be
paid for any shares taken or held by him.
Dated this 30th day of October, 1936.
H. G. GARRETT,
9407-no5 Register of Companies.
“COMPANIES ACT.”
THE DOMINION TUG & BARGE COMPANY,
LIMITED.
Nie eee is hereby given that by special
resolution passed on the 22nd day of
October, 1936, The Dominion Tug & Barge
Company, Limited, resolved to wind up volun-
tarily, and appointed George M. Lindsay, of
Vancouver, as liquidator.
Dated at Vancouver, B.C., this 26th day of
October, 1936.
GEORGE M. LINDSAY,
9298-0c29 Liquidator.
“INSURANCE ACT.”
CPEs is hereby given that The Monarch
Life Assurance Company has appointed
R. Frank R. Boreham, of Vancouver, as its
attorney for the purposes of the “ Insurance
Act,” in place of R. W. Harris, of Vancouver.
Dated this 4th day of November, 1936.
H.-Ge GARRET,
9419-nol12 Superintendent of Insurance.
NOTICE.
LESLIE SALT COMPANY OF VANCOUVER, LIMITED
(IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION).
Nee is hereby given that Leslie Salt
Company of Vancouver, Limited, has re-
solved to wind up voluntarily.
Dated this 31st day of October, 1986.
R. A. C. DOUGLAS,
Liquidator.
640 Pender Street West, Vancouver, B.C.
9411-no5
NOTICE.
McLELLAN & McCarter, LIMITED (IN VoLUN-
TARY LIQUIDATION).
Tie Se NOTICE that the final meeting of
McLellan & McCarter, Limited, pursuant
to section 215 of the “ Companies Act,” will be
held at 1500 The Royal Bank Building, Van-
eouver, B.C., on Monday, the 16th day of
November, 1936, at the hour of 10.30 o’clock in
the forenoon, for the purpose of considering
the liquidator’s account and the winding-up.
Dated at Vancouver, B.C., this 9th day of
October, 1936.
HAROLD BAGULEY,
9255-o0c15 Liquidator.
1966
THE BC. GAZETIE.
[NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS.
NOTICE.
ASSOCIATED TIMBER EXPORTERS OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA, LIMITED (IN VOLUNTARY
LIQUIDATION).
DOLCE is hereby given, pursuant to sec- |
tion 215 of the “Companies Act,” that |
a general meeting of the members of the above |
Company will be held at Room 817, Metro- |
politan Building, 837 Hastings Street West,
Vancouver, B.C., on Monday, the 23rd day of |
November, 1936, at the hour of 3 o’clock in the
afternoon, for the purpose of having an account
laid before them showing the manner in which
the winding-up has been conducted and the
property of the Company disposed of, and
hearing the explanation of the liquidators, and
to determine the manner in which the books,
accounts, and documents of the Company and
the liquidators shall be disposed of.
SAYWARD DISTRICT.
NOS is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
_ plan of the same can be seen at the Department
of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the Gov-
ernment Agent, Nanaimo :—
Lot 994.—Department of Public Works,
Canada.
Persons considering their rights adversely
affected by the above survey must furnish a
' statement of their contention to the Minister
Dated at Vancouver, B.C., this 23rd day of |
October, 1936.
J. G. McCONVILLE,
Liquidator.
J. J; FERBER, GA;
9289-0c29 Liquidator.
CERTIFICATES OF
IMPROVEMENTS.
OHIO, OHIO No. 1, GOLD CUP No. 3, AND
GOLD CUP No. 4 MINERAL CLAIMS.
Situate in the Nelson Mining Division of West
Kootenay District. Where located: Elise
Mountain.
AKE NOTICE that Gold Cup Mining Com-
pany Limited (Non-Personal Liability),
Free Miner’s Certificate No. 253015, intends,
sixty days from the date hereof, to apply to
the Mining Recorder for Certificates of Im-
provements for the purpose of obtaining Crown
grants of the above claims.
And further take notice that action, under
section 85 of the “ Mineral Act,” must be com-
menced before the issuance of such Certificates
of Improvements.
Dated this 21st day of October,
GOLD CUP MINING COMPANY, LIMITED
(NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY).
9446-nol19 R. W. Haacen, Agent.
1936.
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS.
NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT.
OTICE is hereby given that the undermen- |
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
plan of the same can be seen at the Depart-
ment of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the
Government Agent, Vancouver :—
Lot 5800, Gp. 1—Department of Public Works,
Canada.
of Lands within sixty days from the date of
this notice.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., November 5th, 19386.
9383-no5
NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT.
NE is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
statement of their contention to the Minister
plan of the same can be seen at the Department
of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the Gov-
ernment Agent, Vancouver :—
Lot 5801, Gp. 1—B.C. Government.
Persons considering their rights adversely
affected by the above survey must furnish a
of Lands within sixty days from the date of
this notice.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., November 5th, 1936.
9383-n05
CLAYOQUOT DISTRICT.
OTICE is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
plan of the same can be seen at the Department
of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the Gov-
ernment Agent, Alberni:—
Lot 1581.—Department of Public Works,
Canada.
Persons considering their rights adversely
affected by the above survey must furnish a
statement of their contention to the Minister
of Lands within sixty days from the date of
this notice.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., October 1st, 1936. 9318-ocl
CARIBOO DISTRICT.
OTICE is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
_plan of the same can be seen at the Department
Persons considering their rights adversely |
affected by the above survey must furnish a.
statement of their contention to the Minister |
of Lands within sixty days from the date of
this notice.
F. C. GREEN,
of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the
Government Agent, Quesnel :—
Lot 10192.—Martha Secord Mulvahill, Applica-
tion to Purchase.
Persons considering their rights adversely
affected by the above survey must furnish a
| statement of their contention to the Minister of
Surveyor-General. |
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., October 29th, 1936.
9368-0c29
Lands within sixty days from the date of this
notice.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., October 15th, 1936.
9339-0c15
NOVEMBER 19TH, 1936. ]
THE B.C. GAZETTE.
1967
DEPARTMENT OF LANDS.
KOOTENAY DISTRICT.
lia gee is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
plan of the same can be seen at the Department
of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the
Government Agent, Nelson :—
Lot 14356.—Department of Public
Canada, Application to Lease.
Works,
Persons considering their rights adversely
affected by the above survey must furnish a
statement of their contention to the Minister of
Lands within sixty days from the date of this
notice.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., November 12th, 1936.
9506-no12
RANGE 5, COAST DISTRICT.
OTICE is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned tract of land, situated in the above-
named district, has been surveyed, and that a
plan of the same can be seen at the Department
of Lands, Victoria, and at the office of the
Government Agent, Prince Rupert :—
Lot 6307.—William Anthony Brown, Applica-
tion to Lease, dated January 20th, 1936.
Persons considering their rights adversely
affected by the above survey must furnish a
statement of their contention to the Minister of
Lands within sixty days from the date of this
notice.
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., November 12th, 19386.
9506-no12
TIMBER SALE X20785.
Se er aie TENDERS will be received by the
Minister of Lands at Victoria, B.C., not
later than noon on the 12th day of January,
1937, for the purchase of Licence X 20735, to cut
9,846,000 feet of spruce on an area adjoining
the south boundary of S.T.L. 31493, situated
1 mile south of Newlands Station, Canadian
National Railway, Cariboo Land District.
One year will be allowed for removal of
timber.
Further particulars of the Chief Forester,
Victoria, B.C., or the District Forester, Prince
George, B.C. 9394-nol12
LILLOOET DISTRICT.
| Slagepacges is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned mineral claims, situated in the
above-named district, have been surveyed, and
that plans of the same can be seen at the
Department of Lands, Victoria, and at the office
of the Government Agent, Clinton :—
Lot 4763.—“ Fir Bench No. 2.”
AUG hire Ve¥evarelal, IN|op,, ai"
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
”
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., November 5th, 1936.
9383-n05
LILLOOET DISTRICT.
INP coe is hereby given that the undermen-
tioned mineral claims, situated in the
above-named district, have been surveyed, and
that plans of the same can be seen at the
Department of Lands, Victoria, and at the
office of the Government Agent, Clinton:—
Lot 6444.“ Mountain View.”
» 6446.—‘ Mucker’s Dream.”
,» 6447.—‘ Alpha Fraction.”
» 6448.—‘ Green Rock.”
» 6449.—‘ Wabash.”
» 6450.—‘ Goldside No. 3.”
» 6451.“ Flosette.”
» 6452.—“ Goldside.”
, 6453.—““ Goldside No. 2.”
» 6454.“ Goldside No. 1.”
,» -6455.—‘ Beta Fraction.”
» 6457.‘ Gamma Fraction.”
» 6458. Contra No. 1.”
» 6459.—‘ Contra No. 2.”
» 6460.—‘ Contra No. 3.”
», 6461.—‘ Contra No. 4.”
» 6462.—‘ Contra No. 5.”
F. C. GREEN,
Surveyor-General.
Department of Lands,
Victoria, B.C., October 8th, 1936. 9329-0c8
VICTORIA, B.C.: Printed by CHARLES F. BANFIELD,
Printer to the King’s Most Excellent Majesty.
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